Jacques Rogge, president of the IOC,delivered a speech at the opening ceremony of Beijing Olympic Games on Aug.8th,2008.? A./;the B.the;the C.the;/ D./;/? 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Jacques Rogge, ____ president of the IOC,delivered a speech at the opening

ceremony of ____Beijing Olympic Games on Aug.8th,2008.?

A./;the B.the;the

C.the;/ D./;/?

解析:

在表示头衔或独一无二的职务的名词前一般不用冠词；后一空处用the则表示特指北京奥运会。

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