Although it had been struggle for him to finish experiment, he enjoyed the result with satisfaction.A. the, an, / B. a, the, /C. a, an, a D. /, the, a 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Although it had been________ struggle for him to finish______ experiment, he enjoyed the result with________ satisfaction.

A. the, an, / B. a, the, /

C. a, an, a D. /, the, a

【解析】

试题分析：考察冠词。本题第一空后的struggle在本句中是一个可数名词，前面使用不定冠词a修饰，意为“一件困难的事情”。第二空使用定冠词the特质这个实验，第三空后的名词satisfaction满意，是一个抽象名词，同时也是一个不可数名词，要单独使用。句意：尽管对他来说完成这个实验是一件困难的事情，但是对于结果，他很满意。故B正确。

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主要经历	中学毕业后父母鼓励她去读法语，一年后在巴黎的大学毕业并在伦敦工作； 1990年有了写Harry Potter的想法，经常呆在咖啡馆里，趁女儿睡着时写作。第一部Harry Potter出版于1997年。
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