The city of Chengdu has grown so fast that it's at least ______ what it used to be．

A．five times the size of

B．five times the size as large as

C．five times larger

D．five limes size as

 

【答案】

A

【解析】

試題分析：考查多個(gè)限定詞的位置，限定描繪大長(zhǎng)高，形狀年齡和新老；顏色國(guó)籍跟材料，作用類(lèi)別往后靠；其中，“限定詞”包括：冠詞、物主代詞、指示代詞、或數(shù)詞，它位于各類(lèi)形容詞前。它本身分為三位，即：前、中、后。前位限定詞有all、half、both、分?jǐn)?shù)和倍數(shù)；中位限定詞有冠詞、指示代詞、物主代詞等；后位限定詞有基數(shù)詞和序數(shù)詞，但序數(shù)詞位于基數(shù)詞前。如:both my hands、all half his income等�！懊枥L”性形容詞如：beautiful、bad、cold、great等。“大長(zhǎng)高”表示大小、長(zhǎng)短、高低等一些詞。表示“形狀”的詞如：round square等�！皣�(guó)籍”指一個(gè)國(guó)家或地區(qū)的詞。“材料”的詞如：wooden, woolen, stone,silk等�！白饔妙�(lèi)別”的詞如：medical, college，writing desk，police car等。本題的序數(shù)詞last放在few前面，后面接sunny是描述性的形容詞。所以選A

考點(diǎn)：考查多個(gè)限定詞的位置

點(diǎn)評(píng)：本題較難，注意序數(shù)詞放在基數(shù)詞的前面，另外限定描繪大長(zhǎng)高，形狀年齡和新老；顏色國(guó)籍跟材料，作用類(lèi)別往后靠；這個(gè)口訣要牢記。

 

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