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    1－How was your day off yesterday?

    －Perfect! It was ____ birthday of my grandpa’s . We had a big family celebration.

    A. seventy    B. seventieth    C. the seventieth 

     

    【答案】

    C

    【解析】考查序数词。我爷爷七十岁的生日，“七十”要用序数词形式，在表述时前面加”the”表示“第七十”的意思。

     

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