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8．-When is Tom's birthday？
-___________ birthday is May 6th．（　　）
A．MyB．YourC．HisD．Her

分析 -Tom的生日是什么时候？
-他的生日是5月6号．

解答 答案C．考查形容词性物主代词．空格后的birthday为名词，用形容词性物主代词修饰名词，Tom为男生，用his．my为I的形容词性物主代词，我的．your表示"你的，你们的"．her表示"她的"．

点评 考查形容词性物主代词的题，分清指代对象的性别．

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