total of 8.000people applied for the job.but total number of people who really got the job was no more than 50．( )A．A, theB．The, aC．A, aD．The, the 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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16． total of 8，000people applied for the job，but total number of people who really got the job was no more than 50．（　　）

A．

A； the

B．

The； a

C．

A； a

D．

The； the

分析总共有八千人申请这份工作，但真正得到工作的人数仅有五十人．

解答答案：A 句中a total of总共，是常用的搭配短语；后面的total number是指得到工作的人数，是特指，要用定冠词．故选A．

点评冠词是一种虚词，本身不能独立使用，只能放在名词前帮助说明名词所指的人或事物，它是英语词性中最小的一类，只有三个，一种是不定冠词a，an；一种是定冠词the．此外也有些特定场合不用冠词，即通常所称的零冠词．不定冠词表示泛指，定冠词表示特指．

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