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4．I felt so bad all day yesterday that I decided this morning I couldn't face _____ day like that．（　　）
A．otherB．anotherC．the otherD．others

分析 昨天一整天我都失落，所以今天早晨我决定以后都会（努力）面对像昨天那样的日子．

解答 答案：B．考查不定代词．others是名词性质的，指代"其他人"，可以排除；other后面跟可数名词时，用复数，表示"其他的、另外的"，这里的day很明显是单数，也排除；the other 是特指某一天，根据句意，这一天还没发生，为泛指，排除the other；another泛指三者及三者以上的另一个，此处泛指"另一天"．

点评 考查不定代词的题，要在题干中找到具体指代的事物．

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