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    I have ________breakfast at 7:00 every day. After breakfast, I usually play _________ basketball.


    1. A.
      the, the
    2. B.
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    3. C.
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    4. D.
      the, /
    B
    试题分析：句意：我每天7点钟吃早餐。早餐后，我通常去打篮球。三餐的前面不用冠词，球类活动的前面都不用冠词，这是英语约定俗成的规定，故选B
    考点：冠词
    点评：冠词是中学英语必须掌握的语言点。分为定冠词、不定冠词及零冠词。定冠词the表特指或是双方都知道的人或物，常考的如乐器前面必须加the等；不定冠词a/an表泛指,以元音音素发音开头的单数可数名词要用an,这类题要特别useful,European,university等词中都是用a,零冠词即不用冠词的情况，多见于一些固定结构中。
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