song Jay Chou sings will become popular pretty soon.A．What B．WhateverC．Whose D．Whichever 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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________ song Jay Chou sings will become popular pretty soon.

A．What B．Whatever

C．Whose D．Whichever

【解析】B　句意：周杰伦唱的任何歌曲都会很快流行。四个选项都可以作连接词修饰名词song，但根据句意，只有Whatever合适。

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