old man behind Mary is university teacher.A. An; a B. The; a C. An; an D. The; an B [解析]句意:玛丽身后的那位老人是一位大学教师.定冠词the表示特指.有后置定语修饰时.表示特指.本句有后面定语behind Mary修饰.可知用定冠词the,不定冠词有a和an.表示泛指.表示某种的一个.意思题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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old man behind Mary is university teacher.

A. An; a B. The; a C. An; an D. The; an

B 【解析】句意：玛丽身后的那位老人是一位大学教师。定冠词the（这，那，这些，那些）表示特指，有后置定语修饰时，表示特指，本句有后面定语behind Mary修饰，可知用定冠词the；不定冠词有a和an，表示泛指，表示某种的一个，意思是“一（个/只……）”，a用于辅音音素开头的可数名词单数前，an用于元音音素开头的可数名词单数前。本句是表示大学中的一个老师，表示泛指，university ...

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