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The suggestion _______ Tom gave me about how to study English at the meeting was that we ______ as much as possible.?

A. which; would read? B. that; would read? C. what; should read? D.不填; read

解析:

第一空是定语从句引导词，that在句中作give的直接宾语，且可省略；suggestion用作 “建议”时，后接表语从句须用虚拟语气should+动词原形，should可以省略。?

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