Well, we′ ve come to a point ,__________we have to decide which job is the best choice for.A.which B.whereC.whose D.while
Well, we′ ve come to a point ,__________we have to decide which job is the best choice for.
A.which
B.where
C.whose
D.while
B.where
C.whose
D.while
参考解析
解析：考查定语从句。该句的先行词为point，come to a point意为“到了紧要关头”。再根据从句中出现的介词for可知，for which--where。句意为“好吧，我们到了要决定哪份工作最合适的紧要关头”。故选A。
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