Look.I can't believe little animals can eat much food．( )A．such.soB．so.soC．such.suchD．so.such 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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3．Look，I can't believe ____ little animals can eat _____ much food．（　　）

A．

such，so

B．

so，so

C．

such，such

D．

so，such

分析看，我不相信这么小的动物能吃这么多的食物．

解答答案：A 考查程度副词．第一空：such（+adj．）+复数可数名词，排除B、D项；第二空：当名词前面有many，much，few，little等表示数量多少的限定词时，应该用so，而不能用such，排除C项，只有A项正确．

点评考查程度副词，弄清其含义及其特殊用法，然后选择最符合题意的选项．

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