On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong become the first man _________foot on the moon .

A．setting

B．set

C．to setting

D．to set

 

【答案】

D

【解析】考查不定式做定語。當名詞是序數(shù)詞或者有序數(shù)詞修飾的時候，用不定式做定語對其進行修飾。The first man to set foot on the moon指第一個登上月球的人。

 

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