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3．-We had____really dry July last year．-I can't remember_____summer when it rained so little．（ ）
| A． | a； a | B． | a；/ | C． | /； the | D． | the； a |
分析 ---去年我们度过了一个非常干旱的七月．
---我不记得曾经有一个夏天，雨下得是如此少的．
解答 答案：A
根据句意可知，"July"以及"summer"都是可数名词并且均表示泛指；在句中分别指："一个非常干旱的七月"，"一个雨下得如此少的夏天"；故选A
点评 本题考查了不定冠词的用法．做本题时，首先应根据句意判断出空缺处的意义所指（即表示泛指或特指）；其次应熟练掌握定冠词、不定冠词以及零冠词的具体用法及区别．
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