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7．______ you're putting off doesn't go away； we had better solve the problem right now．（　　）

A．

Whatever

B．

Whichever

C．

Whenever

D．

However

分析句意為：你無論推遲什么事情，它都不會自行消失，我們最好馬上解決這個問題．

解答答案：A 本句含有兩個并列句，第一個句子中含有主語從句"______ you're putting off"，在從句中缺少主語，所以用連接代詞，whichever表示"無論哪個"，有一點范圍的選擇，比如：Whichever of you comes first will receive a prize．你們中無論哪一個第一就能得獎．而本題題干中沒有表示選擇的范圍，所以用whatever．

點評正確理解疑問詞+ever的用法，以及和no matter+疑問詞的區別，前者既可以引導名詞從句，又可以引導讓步狀語從句，后者只能引導讓步狀語從句．

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