题目内容

The doctor did _______ he could ________ the little child.

A. all; save B. that; to save

C. all; to save D. what; save

C

【解析】

试题分析:考查从句辨析和不定式表目的。句意:那位医生倾尽全力来拯救那个小孩。根据句意可知,第二空表示目的,应该用不定式,排除A、D;did后缺少宾语,that引导定语从句作宾语,但是缺少先行词,说明不是定语从句,排除B;what引导宾语从句作宾语,但第二空应该用不定式;all在此作先行词,that作宾语时可省略,故选C。

考点:考查从句辨析和不定式表目的

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