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3．In _____ 1870's Marx found it important to study _____ situation in Russia．（　　）
A．a； theB．an； aC．/；/D．the； the

分析 在19世纪70年代马克思发现研究俄罗斯的形势很重要．

解答 答案：D，考查冠词：第一空填the，in the 1870's是词组："在19世纪70年代"，第二空填the，特指"俄罗斯的形势"，选D．

点评 考查冠词的用法，注意区分句中是泛指还是特指，泛指则用不定冠词a/an，特指则用定冠词the，还应注意某些冠词的固定搭配．

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