Since 1980s, the new technology has been used on trains in Europe.A. the ; the B. / ; theC. the ; / D. / ; / 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Since___1980s, the new technology has been used on trains in _____Europe.

A. the ; the B. / ; the

C. the ; / D. / ; /

【解析】

试题分析：考查定冠词使用。定冠词the用在年代前，表示带有特定意义的年代，及表示20世纪80年代；Europe是一个专有名词，前面不需冠词。综合起来，故选c。

考点：考查定冠词的用法

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