Once lost, .A. it is difficult to get such a chance again.B. such a chance will never come again.C. one can never get such a chance.D. to get such a chance will be difficult. 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Once lost, _____________.

A. it is difficult to get such a chance again.

B. such a chance will never come again.

C. one can never get such a chance.

D. to get such a chance will be difficult.

【解析】

试题分析：考查主语的省略。句意：一旦失败，这样的机会就再也没有了。主句是such a chance will never again，其主语是a chance,而once it is lost 这里的it 也是指这个chance。前后两个句子是相同的主语，因此可以省略the chance is。故选B。

考点：考查主语的省略情况

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