----You haven’t done it well.

----But I tried my best and did it ______ the way ______ I thought was the best.

A.in, which B. by, in which

C. by, in that D. in, what

 

A

【解析】

試題分析:句意：---你沒有把這件事做好。---可是我盡力了，并且用我認為最好的方法做的。Way

做“方式，方法”講的時候和介詞in搭配；way后面的定語從句如果缺少狀語則用that ，in which 引導(dǎo)，故答案選A。

考點：考查介詞和定語從句

 

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