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The girl arranged to have piano lessons at the training centre with her sister ______ she would start for an hour.
A

where

B

who

C

which

D

what


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句意:这个女孩打算和她的妹妹一起去培训中心上钢琴课,她会在那儿学一个小时。本句中先行词是the training center,在从句中作状语,因此要用关系副词where引导。故答案是A项。
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