题目内容

--Linda, the new term is coming, do you think you need a schoolbag?

--Yes, I'm going to buy _________ this afternoon.

[  ]

Ait

Bthis

Cone

Dthat

答案:C
解析:

题意为:“琳达,新学期就要开始了,你觉得你需要一个书包吗?”“是的,今天下午我要去买一个。”代词one代替上文提到的schoolbag


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