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There were no tickets __________ for Friday’s performance.
A.usefulB.availableC.helpfulD.reasonable
B解析:
形容词辨析。A有用的;B存在的,有空的,可利用的;C有助的;D合理的。句意:星期五表演的票没有了。
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