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    There is _____ Liu Chang in our class, but I’m afraid he isn’t ____ one you want.

    A. the, a B. a, the

    C. a, / D. the, the

    B

    【解析】

    试题分析：考查冠词。句意：在我们班级里有一个名叫刘闯的人，但是恐怕不 是你要找的你那个人；第一空用不定冠词a泛指一个名叫Liu Chuang的人；第二空one后面有定语从句you want修饰，故使用the表示特指。

    考点 : 考查冠词

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