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I’m not sure ___ I can learn at present; but I’m sure it will be something ___ I might use in the future.

A.That; what B. what; /

C. which; that D. /; that

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试题分析：句意：我不确定目前我可以学习些什么，但是我肯定我会学到一些将来会用到的东西。第一个空，“确定”后面是名词性从句，从句中动词learn后缺少宾语，用what，第二个空，先行词是不定代词something，在从句中做动词use的宾语，关系代词可以省略，故选B.。

考点：考查名词性从句和定语从句的用法。

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