16．-Which of the two dresses do you prefer？
-______larger one．It is ______most beautiful garment．（　�。�
A．The； aB．The； theC．A； aD．A； the

分析 --這兩件連衣裙你更喜歡哪件？
--大的那件，它是一件很漂亮的衣服．

解答 答案：A，考查冠詞的用法，第一個空是特指大的那件，因此使用定冠詞the；第二個空most是副詞，意思為"很，非常"，注意此處不是形容詞的最高級，最高級用于三者及以上的事物進行對比，此處是兩件連衣裙，因此表示"一件漂亮的衣服"應使用泛指不定冠詞a，故答案為A．

點評 考查冠詞的用法，注意區(qū)分句中是泛指還是特指，泛指則用不定冠詞a/an，特指則用定冠詞the，還應注意某些冠詞的固定搭配．

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