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    I can’t remember when exactly the Robinsons left _______ city. I only remember it was _______ Monday.

    A. the；the B. a；the　

    C. a；a D. the；a

    D?


    解析:

    句中的exactly 表明他们所离开的是一个特定的地方；而not...when exactly 证明Monday不应是特定的,是某一个星期一。

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