--I don't want the skirt with flowers. Would you please show me one?--OK.A. the other B. otherC. another D. the others C [解析]句意:--我不想要那件带着花的裙子.请给我看另一件.好吗?--好的.the other所有其他的.修饰复数名词,other其他一些的.修题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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--I don't want the skirt with flowers. Would you please show me _______one?

--OK.

A. the other B. other

C. another D. the others

C 【解析】句意：——我不想要那件带着花的裙子。请给我看另一件，好吗？——好的。the other所有其他的，修饰复数名词；other其他一些的，修饰复数名词；another另一个，修饰单数名词；the others其他所有的（人或物）。修饰单数名词one，故用another。故选C。

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