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19．There are several hats on the shelf，and you can choose you like．（　　）

A．

wherever

B．

whatever

C．

whichever

D．

whenever

分析架子上有几种帽子，你可以选择你喜欢的任何类型．

解答答案：B．
本句为一and连接的并列句，and后面的句子中choose后有一个whatever引导的宾语从句，whichever强调范围，指哪一个，wherever强调地点，whenever强调时间均可排除；故选B．

点评注意whatever与no matter what之间的区别：
whatever既可以引导让步状语从句，又可以引导名词性从句；而no matter what只可以引导让步状语从句．
无论发生什么，都要保持镇定．
Keep calm，whatever happens．或Keep calm，no matter what happens
Whatever he did was right．

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