14．-Could we see each other at 9o'clock tomorrow morning？
-Sorry，let's make it ________ time．（　�。�
A．other'sB．the otherC．otherD．another

分析 --我們明天早上九點鐘見面怎么樣？
--抱歉，咱們定在另一個時間（點）吧．

解答 答案：D
解析：A：無此表達(dá)（要么前面加the，表示"另一個的"）；B：另一個（特指）；C：其他的（后接可數(shù)名詞復(fù)數(shù)形式）；D：另一個（泛指）．根據(jù)句意"咱們定在另一個時間吧"可知A、C選項直接排除；本題中沒有特指，而是泛指，故B選項排除．綜上，本題答案為D選項．

點評 本題考查代詞的用法，做此類題目時一定要弄清選項中每個詞的用法再結(jié)合句意確定最終答案．

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