It is waste of time for young men to devote themselves to playing computer games on Internet only for pleasure. A. /; the; / B. the; the; / C. a; the; a D. a; the; / 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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It is ____ waste of time for young men to devote themselves to playing computer games on ___ Internet only for _____ pleasure.

A. /; the; /　　 B. the; the; /　　 C. a; the; a　　　 D. a; the; /

前面a waste of time/money…”为固定短语；中间为on the Internet，表示特指; 后面为for pleasure=for fun，为固定短语。

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