We sent letter thanks to _____ had helped us.

A. who 　 B. whom　 C. whoever 　 D. no matter who

 

A

根據(jù)首選原則，答案應該在A, C中選擇，但此句的意思是感謝那些已經(jīng)幫助過我們的人，故只能選A。

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