I did ________ I could ________ her．


  1. A.
    all what; to help
  2. B.
    all; to help
  3. C.
    all that; help
  4. D.
    all; help
B
先行詞是all，引導(dǎo)定語從句用that，并且that在引導(dǎo)定語中作賓語，可以省略。to help her作目的狀語。
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especially from a fellow waitress.
     Helen was in her 60s and had extraordinary self-respect, something I was really lacking. I      1     to
Helen because she was doing what she loved-      2      people--and nobody did it better.  She always
made everyone, customers and co-workers,       3     and feel good.
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an omelet, and when I saw him coming, I tried to        5       it on his table as soon as he sat down.
     Thanks to the newfound confidence I      6      from Helen, I      7      having my own restaurant. But
when I called my parents to ask for a loan (貸款), they said, "We just don't have the       8     ."
     The next day, Fred saw me and asked,  "What's up? You're not smiling today". I      9       my dream
with him and said, "Fred, I know I can do more       10      somebody would just have faith in me."
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(     )1. A. looked on      
(     )2. A. helping        
(     )3. A. smile          
(     )4. A. regular        
(     )5. A. have          
(     )6. A. found out      
(     )7. A. set about      
(     )8. A. courage        
(     )9. A. shared        
(     )10. A. while        
(     )11. A. Long ago      
(     )12. A. letter        
(     )13. A. devotion      
(     )14. A. finished      
(     )15. A. wishes        
(     )16. A. instead      
(     )17. A. Even though  
(     )18. A. hired        
(     )19. A. Fortunately  
(     )20. A. design        		 B. looked forward
B. respecting    
B. comfort        
B. average        
B. offer          
B. picked up      
B. dreamt of      
B. way            
B. told          
B. until          
B. Long before    
B. sign          
B. responsibility
B. practiced      
B. suggestions    
B. therefore      
B. As long as    
B. refused        
B. Eventually    
B. open           		C. looked up  
C. serving    
C. drink      
C. common      
C. leave      
C. got back    
C. tried on    
C. idea        
C. exchanged  
C. if          
C. Before long
C. word        
C. honesty    
C. continued  
C.  decisions  
C. though      
C. Because    
C. encouraged  
C. Personally  
C. set         		D. looked back    
D. praising      
D. sing          
D. fresh          
D. do            
D. took away      
D. went about    
D. money          
D. spared        
D. unless        
D. Long after    
D. note          
D. effort        
D. enjoyed        
D. plans          
D. meanwhile      
D. As            
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