The old man went near office.Unluckily.there was no name on door.A．an,\ B．the,the C．an,the D．the,a 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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The old man went near ________office.Unluckily，there was no name on________door.

A．an；\　　　　B．the；the　　　　C．an；the　　　　　D．the；a

【解析】C　考查冠词。老人靠近了一间办公室，此处是泛指；办公室的门上没有名字，此处的门是特指。

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