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单选题
Jane Eyre is a good book. I have read it and I decide to read it _______.
A
the second time
B
a second time
C
two time
D
two times
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句意：《简爱》是一本好书，我已经读了，但是决定再读一次。序数词前用不定冠词，表示“又一，再一”。故答案是B项。
句意：《简爱》是一本好书，我已经读了，但是决定再读一次。序数词前用不定冠词，表示“又一，再一”。故答案是B项。
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the second timeB
a second timeC
two timeD
two times
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