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17．I shall never forget those years I lived on the farm with my parents， had a great effect on my life．（ ）| A． | that；which | B． | when；what | C． | when；which | D． | which；that |
分析 我将永远不会忘记我和父母住在农场的那些年，它对我的生活产生了很大的影响．
解答 答案：C．根据题干可知，I lived on the farm with my parents是修饰前面的those years，故本句是一个定语从句；又根据those years在从句中做状语，而非宾语，故应用when；又根据题干中的逗号可知，had a great effict on my life是修饰前面这件事，故本句是一个非限定性定语从句，应用which．故选C．
点评 本题主要考查定语从句，做此类题目时，应该注意要根据关系代词，来判断关系词！就本题而言应注意先行词做状语的情况以及非限定性定语从句的用法．
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