12．Sarah looked at ________ finished painting with ________ satisfaction．（　　）
A．the；/B．a；theC．the；aD．/；a

分析 Sarah滿意得看著這幅已經(jīng)畫完的油畫．

解答 答案：A
第一空the意為特指，指已經(jīng)完成的這幅畫；第二空是固定短語with satisfaction，意為滿意地．

點(diǎn)評 考察冠詞．在答題時(shí)注意在固定短語中冠詞的使用．

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