1．Could you tell me ___？（　�。�
A．that the nearest post-office is located where
B．where is the nearest post-office
C．where the nearest post-office is located
D．that where the nearest post-office located in

分析 你能否告訴我最近的郵局在哪里？

解答 答案是C．本題考查名詞性從句的用法；題干中空格處需要的是tell的賓語從句，要用陳述語序；排除B；that從句要表示肯定的確定的信息，排除A，且A中where應(yīng)放在從句的句首；D項(xiàng)引導(dǎo)詞重復(fù)，應(yīng)去掉that，且從句中缺少動(dòng)詞； 故答案是C．

點(diǎn)評(píng) 名詞性從句考查的關(guān)鍵是連接詞的選用和語序，因此，我們首先要搞清從句的性質(zhì)，掌握各連接詞的用法，在此基礎(chǔ)上判斷．此外，關(guān)注名詞性從句用陳述語序．

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