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1．If my train is on ________ schedule，I will be home at ________ midnight．（ ）| A． | the； the | B． | /； the | C． | a；/ | D． | /；/ |
分析 如果我坐的列车准时出发，我将在午夜到家．
解答 答案：D 句中on schedule按计划，准时，固定短语；at midnight在午夜，半夜，固定短语．故选D．
点评 冠词是一种虚词，本身不能独立使用，只能放在名词前帮助说明名词所指的人或事物，它是英语词性中最小的一类，只有三个，一种是不定冠词a，an；一种是定冠词the．此外也有些特定场合不用冠词，即通常所称的零冠词．不定冠词表示泛指，定冠词表示特指．
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| 48．A．stopped | B．kept | C．encouraged | D．called |
| 49．A．difference | B．influence | C．appearance | D．function |
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| 60．A．off | B．in | C．up | D．Back |