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    5．My eldest son，_______ work takes him all over the world，is in New York at the moment．（　　）
    A．thatB．whoseC．hisD．who

    分析 我的大儿子现在在纽约，他的工作经常带他全世界跑．

    解答 答案：B
    根据句式可知，_______ work takes him all over the world是一个非限制性定语从句，从句work前缺少定语，先行词为My eldest son，故用whose，指我儿子的工作，whose work=the work of whom，故答案为B．

    点评 考生需掌握定语从句的相关知识并能根据具体语境灵活使用．

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