题目内容

–Pardon? I didn’t hear you just now.

–I asked .

A .that Michelle Obama came to China in March

B. how long did Michelle Obama stay in China

C. when did Michelle Obama visit Chengdu

D. who Michelle Obama came to China with

 

D

【解析】

试题分析:句意:-对不起,我刚才没有听清你的话。-我问米歇尔奥巴马和谁一起来中国。本题考查的是宾语从句,从句中应该用陈述语序,故可先排除B和C;根据句意可知,这里是向对方提问,A选项里的引导词that 引导宾语从句时,在从句中不做成分,故意思不合适。故选D。

考点:考查宾语从句

 

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