All the ________ are made of ________ , not plastics, and this pair of glasses ________ fit for me.

[　　]

A．glasses; glass; are

B．glasses; glass; is

C．glass; glasses; are

D．glass; glass; is
答案：B
解析：

　　解題思路：glass(玻璃)是物質(zhì)名詞，glasses(眼鏡)只有復數(shù)形式，這樣的構成方法有：

　　1)由兩個相同部分組成的名詞，如：trousers褲子，gloves手套，shoes鞋子，scissors剪刀，socks襪子，handcuffs手銬，pincers鉗子，jeans牛仔褲，tweezers鑷子．

　　2)以-ing結尾的名詞，如：earnings薪水，savings儲蓄，findings調(diào)查結果，logings住處，sightings發(fā)現(xiàn)，winnings獎金，surrounudings環(huán)境，greetings致敬．

　　3)有些名詞的用法則習慣上用復數(shù)，如：armed to the teeth(武裝到牙齒)，shake hands with (握手)，make friends with，by leaps and bounds(突飛猛進)．

　　以上四例與邏輯有關：很難想象只有一個牙齒，而握手和交朋友都是雙方的事，蹦跳起來也不可能只有一步．

　　下面幾例則與婚喪喜慶有關：

　　My hearty congratulations！(衷心祝賀)

　　My best regards to her！(問好，致意)

　　Many happy returns of the day！(祝賀生日用語)

　　To express one's condolences to(吊唁)


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