John got his phone for his birthday,      his parents don’t let him use it in school.


  1. A.
    however
  2. B.
    which
  3. C.
    but
  4. D.
    when
C
本題考查連詞。句意：John的生日禮物手機(jī)，但他父母不讓他在學(xué)校里使用。
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