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－ Mom，what did your doctor say？

－He advised me to live ____ the air is fresher.

A in where B in which C the place where D where

解析:

地点状语从句由where. wherever引导。where指“在某个地方”，wherever指“无论哪里，在任何一个地方”，在使用时：一要注意两者的含义区别。二要注意状语从句和定语从句的区别。三要注意在状语从句中不可使用介词+which引导，所以C不对。四要注意what在名词从句中表“地点”。出题者既考状语从句又考定语从句和状语从句的区别。还加入名词性从句这一干扰项。

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