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In this strange village, there are many small flags on their ________

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A．roof	B．roofs
C．rooves	D．roofes

答案：B
解析：

以f或fe结尾的名词，其复数形式一般是把f或fe改成v再加es．但roof，chief，gulf，serf等名词，其复数形式是在词尾直接加s．

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