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    Now more people prefer a house in a coast city to ____ in such a large city as Beijing.


    1. A.
      that
    2. B.
      it
    3. C.
      the one
    4. D.
      one
    D
    试题分析：句意：现在越来越多的人选择沿海城市的房子，而不是像北京那样的大城市的房子。one="a/an" +名词，表示泛指，故选D
    考点：one/it/that的用法区别
    点评：it／one ／that三者均可用作代词, 指代前面提到的名词。一般说来, it指代同名同物; one与that则指代同名异物。one只能代替可数名词单数, 代替可数名词复数时用ones ，those; that既可以代替不可数名词也可以代替可数名词单数, 代替可数名词复数时those。
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