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—What a hot day!

—The weather report says it will be tomorrow.

A．much hot B．more hotter C．the hottest D．much hotter

【答案】

【解析】

试题分析：句意：多热的天气啊！天气预报说明天会更热。结合语境可知本句表示和今天的对比，故用形容词的比较级，比较级前不能再加more进行修饰，故选D。

考点：英语中的比较

点评：英语中在表示两个事物进行对比时，一般用比较级结构，常见搭配结构为比较级+than，但是当比较范围确定在两个事物之间时，即使句子结构有所不同也用比较级。也就是说，只要是两个事物进行对比，不管什么结构都用比较级。形容词的最高级表示在三个及三个以上的多个中进行比较，确定其比较范围是解答此类问题的关键,注意形容词最高级是特指前面定冠词不能省略。

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