Today is Monday.and the day after tomorrow is ．A. Tuesday B. WednesdayC. Saturday D. Thursday B [解析]句意:今天是星期一.后天是星期三.A. Tuesday星期二,B. Wednesday星期三,C. Saturday星期六,D. Thursday星期四.根据常识可知“今天是星期一.后天� 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Today is Monday，and the day after tomorrow is _______．

A. Tuesday B. Wednesday

C. Saturday D. Thursday

B 【解析】句意：今天是星期一，后天是星期三。A. Tuesday星期二；B. Wednesday星期三；C. Saturday星期六；D. Thursday星期四。根据常识可知“今天是星期一，后天就是星期三了”。故选：B。

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