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2．-In my opinion，it's wrong for a student to follow ______ his teachers say in class．-Absolutely!I can't agree ______．（ ）
| A． | no matter what； too much | B． | whatever； much | ||
| C． | no matter what； more | D． | whatever； more |
分析 在我看来，一个学生在课堂上老师说什么就记什么是不对的．
绝对．我非常赞同．
解答 D 考查宾语从句及交际用语．Whatever引导宾语从句或让步状语从句，can't+more，表示肯定意义．I can't agree more．表示"我非常赞同"． no matter what不能引导宾语/主语从句，只能引导状语从句； 所以答案选D．
点评 名词性从句一直是高考考查的热点，近几年的高考题主要考察在具体语境中对what和that的辨析，此外，也要求学生对定语从句和名词性从句有清晰的辨认． 首先我们要判断它是哪个名词性从句．名词性从句是主句的一部分，可以充当主语、宾语、表语、同位语．就是说，如果我们能判断出某个从句是某个主句的主语、宾语、表语或同位语，
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