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—Did the teacher tell you ________ this afternoon?

—Yes, we will go to visit the Great Wall.

A. to go where　　 B. how to do　　　　 C. what to do　　　　 D. to do what

答案：C
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根据上下句，句中空格部分表示“干什么”。此处是一个带疑问的不定式作宾语。所以选C。

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A beautiful smile

-- Zhang Bei

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