3．-Mike，have you ever heard of the latest water heater using solar energy？
-Yes，of course，but I haven't decided whether to buy _____．（　�。�
A．itB．oneC．thisD．that

分析 ---麥克，有聽說過最新的使用太陽能的熱水器嗎？
---當(dāng)然，但我還沒有決定是不是買一臺．

解答 答案：B
問句提到"the latest water heater"意為"最新熱水器"，后句"buy"缺少賓語，意為"買一臺熱水器"．one為代替可數(shù)名詞，指同類事物當(dāng)中任意一個(gè)，是泛指，符合題意．"it"代指前文出現(xiàn)的是特指，"this"意為"這個(gè)"，"that"意為"那個(gè)"．

點(diǎn)評 考查代詞．考生要能區(qū)分it，one之間的區(qū)別，一個(gè)特指，一個(gè)泛指．

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