Usually it’s ________ I can’t find anywhere to sit．A.so crowded thenB.such crowded thatC.such a crowd place thatD.so crowded that_搜题狗

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Usually it’s ________ I can’t find anywhere to sit．

A.so crowded then

B.such crowded that

C.such a crowd place that

D.so crowded that

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正确答案：D

注意以下两个结构：(1)so+形容词或副词+that；(2)such+(a)+形容词+名词(可数名词单数；可数名词复数；不可数名词)+that。且such+a+形容词+可数名词单数+that可与so+形容词+a+可数名词单数+that互换。

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