_________ first time I met him in his office, he shook me by _________ hand warmly and then introduce himself to me.

A. The; 不填     B. The; the          C. The; a            D. A; 不填

B


解析:

the first time為名詞短語用作連詞，類似用法還有，the moment ，the year等；動(dòng)詞hit、catch、lead等動(dòng)詞的模式為：V+人+介詞+the+人的具體部位。

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