题目内容
5．-I can't find my favourite magazine．-I saw Jack going away with ________，but I'm not sure whether it's yours．（ ）
| A． | it | B． | that | C． | one | D． | some |
分析 --我找不到我最喜欢的那本杂志了．
--我看见Jack拿了一本，但是不确定是否是你的．
解答 答案是C．本题考查代词辨析．it指代上文提到的单数名词或不可数名词本身；that指代上文出现的事物，是特指，相当于"the+单数名词"或"the+不可数名词"；one泛指上文所提到的可数名词这一类中的一个，相当于"a+单数名词"；本题用代词指代可数名词magazine，由下文的"I'm not sure whether it is yours（我不确定是否是你的）"判断看见Jack拿了"一本"，是一类中的一个，故选择C．
点评 对于代词的选择，首先理解各代词的基本用法，其次结合语境判断代替什么，最后在语境中综合判断；此外积累常见代词的固定句式．
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