单选题The number of the cars in our neighborhood is about eight ______, and ______ of them are new cars.Ahundred; two thirdsBhundred; two thirdChundreds; two thirdsDhundreds; two third
单选题
The number of the cars in our neighborhood is about eight ______, and ______ of them are new cars.
A
hundred; two thirds
B
hundred; two third
C
hundreds; two thirds
D
hundreds; two third
参考解析
解析：
考查数词的用法。句意：我们旁边小区车的数量大约是八百辆，并且大多数都是新车。hundred前面有具体数词修饰时，其后不加“s”，由此可排除C、D两项；分数的表达法为：分子用基数词，分母用序数词，当分子大于1时，分母用复数形式。故选A。
考查数词的用法。句意：我们旁边小区车的数量大约是八百辆，并且大多数都是新车。hundred前面有具体数词修饰时，其后不加“s”，由此可排除C、D两项；分数的表达法为：分子用基数词，分母用序数词，当分子大于1时，分母用复数形式。故选A。
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