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30. —Hi,Tony!Do you know ?

—Yes,there is a coffee shop at the corner of the street.

A. when I can get a cup of coffee

B. when can I get a cup of coffee

C. where I can get a cup of coffee

D. where can I get a cup of coffee

30. C

30. C本题考査宾语从句的用法。宾语从句要用陈述语序，先排

除B和D;再结合答语中的”街道拐角处有一个咖啡店”可推断答案为C.

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