【題目】—Hi, Bruce. Here is a letter for you.

—Thanks. I wonder_______.

A．who the letter was from

B．who was from the letter

C．who was the letter from

D．who from the letter was

【答案】A

【解析】

試題解析：

英語賓語從句中一般為陳述語序。句意：嗨，布魯斯，這有你的一封信。——謝謝。我想知道這封信是來自誰的。be from:來自.故選A

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