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The old man walks_____ dog after _____ supper every day.

A. the ; / B. /；/

C. the ;the D. a ;the

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试题分析: 句意：这个老人每天晚饭后溜狗。先用排除法排除C D两个选项，因为一日三餐前通常不加冠词；又因为dog为可数名词，其前加定冠词表示特指，故选A

考点：考察冠词的用法

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