题目内容

----Why does Jane always ask you for help?

---- There is no one else ________, is there?

A.who to turn to B.she can turn to

C.for whom to turn D.for her to turn

B

【解析】

试题分析:句意:---为什么简总是让你帮忙?---这里也再没有其它她可以求助的人了,不是吗?no one else是先行词,定语从句中用turn to sb,所以排除C、D, A项应该是to turn to,B项是省略了who/that/whom引导的定语从句,故选B。

考点:考查定语从句的用法。

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