He thought I was lying.（ ）I was telling the truth.A.whereverB.wherebyC.whereasD.whereupon
He thought I was lying.（ ）I was telling the truth.
A.wherever
B.whereby
C.whereas
D.whereupon
B.whereby
C.whereas
D.whereupon
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解析：whereas“而，然而”，相当于but on the contrary。A.wherever“不管……在哪里”，相当于no matter where,如：Wherever he goes,I’ll go and I don’t care what happens.B.whereby“靠那个，借以”，副词，相当于by which,如：This is a way whereby you can learn quickly.D.whereupon“因此；于是；随之”，相当于a
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