Dazong Lake is such a charming place. tourists go there and enjoy the beautiful scene every day.A. Thousand of B. Thousands of C. Three thousand of D. Three thousands of B [解析]句意:大同湖是个迷人的地方.成千上万的游� 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Dazong Lake is such a charming place. tourists go there and enjoy the beautiful scene every day.

A. Thousand of B. Thousands of C. Three thousand of D. Three thousands of

B 【解析】句意：大同湖是个迷人的地方。成千上万的游客每天去那里欣赏美丽的景色。 thousand千，如果前面有具体的数字，不加s；即：数字+thousand +名词复数。如果与of连用，后面加s。也就是：thousands of+名词复数。根据以上的分析选B。

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