－Tommy, it’s _________ bad manners to blow your nose at _________ table．

－Oh, sorry, mum．

[　　]

A．/; the

B．the; a

C．the;/

D．/;/

答案：D
解析：

句意：托米，吃飯時擤鼻涕是不禮貌的行為。bad manners表示“不禮貌的行為”，前面不需要冠詞；at table不指具體的哪張桌子，所以table前面也不需要冠詞。


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