题目内容

 We just hope that Tom will bring ________ good news back home this time.

A. a few                       B. some                                          C. many                                 D. little

 

【答案】

B

【解析】

试题分析: 句意:我们只希望汤姆这次会带来一些好消息。 a few一些(肯定,修饰可数名词.,some(肯定,修饰可数和不可数名词.,many许多(修饰可数名词.,little没有一点(否定,修饰不可数名词.;news消息,不可数名词,本句为肯定句,故选B

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