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            result it is, you’d better check it in practice yourself.


    1. A.
      Whatever obvious a
    2. B.
      However obvious
    3. C.
      However obvious a
    4. D.
      However a obvious
    C
    试题分析：句意：无论结果是多么的明显，你最好也要亲自检查一下。这里是让步状语从句，whatever+主语+谓语；however+形容词+不定冠词+名词+主语+谓语；故选C。
    考点：考查让步状语从句的用法。
    点评：本题难度适中。这里主要考查让步状语从句的语序，这一点是考生容易忽视的问题，考生容易误选A。
    即学即练：        bad the situation seems, I know for certain that Ann, my best friend, stands by me.
    A. Though       B. No matter      C. Even if            D. However
    解析：D。句意：无论状况有多么糟糕，我确定我最好的朋友安都会支持我。however在此引导让步状语从句，修饰形容词bad。
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