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Such a drug will make __________ find it hard to go without it.

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A．a man

B．man

C．men

D．one

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解析：

我们应该学会不定代词one的用法和它的基本含义。one常用来代替人，泛指“人”“任何一个人”，而man单独使用则表示“人类”a man没有广泛意义，men意思是“人们”，在本句中没有指定意义。

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Such a drug will make __________ find it hard to go without it.

A.
a man
B.
man
C.
men
D.
one

Such a drug will make __________ find it hard to go without it.

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