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Yesterday I went ________ I spent the holiday last summer.

A．where B．when C．what D．which

【解析】句意：我昨天去了去年夏天度假的地方。主句缺少状语，what和which不能引导状语从句，故排除C和D。由went可知，此处应为地点状语从句，故用where引导，相当于to the place where I spent...。

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