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17．After seven hours'drive，they reached ______ they thought was the place they had been dreaming of．（　　）
A．thatB．whatC．whereD．which

分析 七个小时的车程之后，他们到达了他们一直梦想的地方．

解答 答案为B
the place后面 they had been dreaming of 是定语从句，而 they thought 做插入语，what was the place做reach的宾语从句．而在从句中 what是做主语的，所以只能用what，而where是不能做从句主语的，that 在句子中不做句子成分，没有实际意义．故答案为B．而that 它在句子中不做句子成分，没有实际意义．

点评 考查名词性从句．what在名词性从句中做主语和宾语．是使用最多的引导词．what 从句相当于一个名词．在做题时，一定要区分定语从句中的that 和名词性从句中的that．前者代替先行词做从句的主语和宾语，但是后者在句子中不做句子成分，没有实际意义

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