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Of the people who work here, _________ are French and _________ English.
A.half... half
B.the half... the half
C.a half... a half
D.a half... the half
B.the half... the half
C.a half... a half
D.a half... the half
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解析：考查half作代词的用法。句意为“在这iLl作的人中，一半是法国人，一半是英国人”。half作代词时，其前一般不用定冠词，其后可以直接跟名词，也可以跟of短语，如half(of)thework,half(of)thegirls。题于的完整形式是“Half of the people who work here are French and half(of the people who work here alelEnglish．”。故选A。
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