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7．-Can you think of text messages           you once used some symbols to show how you felt？
-Yes，a few to my girl friend．（　　）
A．whereB．whenC．whichD．that

分析 ---你能否记起自己发过的用符号来表示心情的短信？
---是的，给我女朋友发过一些．

解答 答案：A
该题考查定语从句，结合句意并分析结构，text messages为先行词，而___you once used some symbols to show how you felt为定语从句，分析从句，从句不缺乏名词性成分，所以text messages应当做地点理解，故应用关系副词where或in which来引导定语从句，故选A．

点评 考查定语从句，必须先对句子基本结构进行分析，否则先行词，从句，及关系词选用会出现错误．

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