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We like Jack because he is a man __everybody thinks is pleasant to _.

A.
who; talk
B.
whom; get on with
C.
who; get on with
D.
whom; talk with

C
这题考查定语从句，定语从句中关系代词是主语，所以用who引导定语从句，另外在Sb is +adj+to do句型中主语是不定式的逻辑宾语，所以用get on with。选C。

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