___ present, the biggest nature park ___ milu ___ in Chian is the Nanhaizi Milu Park , ____ is about 20 kilometres south of Beijing.


  1. A.
    At, of, deer, that
  2. B.
    At, for, deer, which
  3. C.
    In, for, deer, which
  4. D.
    At, with, deer, that
B
at present 意為: 目前, 此處 for意為: 為….;用which引導(dǎo)一個(gè)非限制性定語(yǔ)從句(不作that),其先行詞是the Nanhaizi Milu Park
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