The professor in the end decided to give the prize to ____________ he believed had a good command of English.(1分)-湖北继续教育网网校

[单选题]The professor in the end decided to give the prize to ____________ he believed had a good command of English.(1分)

Awho

Banyone

Cwhoever

Dwhomever

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C

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解题思路：考查代词的用法。要填的词在宾语从句中充当主语，而不是believe 的宾语，he believed 作为插入语成分。故填 whoever 相当于 anyone who

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