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2．I make 2，000dollars a week，60 surely won't make___difference to me．（ ）| A． | that a big | B． | a that big | C． | big a that | D． | that big a |
分析 句意：我每周挣2000美元，60美元对我来说真的不算什么．
解答 答案：D．
根据句意可知本句考查指示代词that修饰形容词的用法，此时that相当于一个副词，表示"那么"，位置放在形容词的前面，又根据短语make a difference（有作用，起影响）可知，顺序应为that+adj．+a/an+n．；故选D．
点评 注意指示代词的特殊用法，修饰形容词时相当于一个副词．
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