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    I’m ________Chinese and I do feel ________Chinese language is ________most beautiful language .    

        A. /, the, a          B. a, /, the         C. a, the, /           D. a, /, a        

    A 


    解析:

    前空 Chinese 是形容词作表语，无需冠词；中空Chinese表示语言后有 language时要加定冠词；后空 most=very （非常，极其，很）加不定冠词。

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