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    Eric fell ill suddenly but was so foolish. He didn't even have ________ common sense to send for ______ doctor.

    A. the; the          B. a; the          C. the; a           D. a; a

    C．


    解析:

    考查冠词。第一个空是特指，第二个空是指“某一个、一个”。

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