Some scientists think that it may take ______ years to make robots look like people, and do the same things as us


  1. A.
    hundreds of
  2. B.
    two hundreds of
  3. C.
    two hundreds
A
試題分析：英語中數(shù)詞表示概數(shù)時，后面加s，和介詞of搭配使用。用原形時表示具體數(shù)字和數(shù)詞搭配使用。句意：一些科學家們說，讓機器人看起來像人一樣，和我們做一樣的事情，還需要很多年。結合語境可知本句中表示的是概數(shù)，故選A。
考點：數(shù)詞用法
點評：英語中關于hundred、thousand和million三個數(shù)詞的用法只需要記住一個原則就行。即；前有數(shù)詞則不加s，加s必加of。
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