—Are you used to our food now?

 

　　—Almost, but ________knife and ________ fork is still a problem.

 

　　A.the ;／ B.a ; a C.the ;／ D.／;／

 

C

the knife and fork意思是“刀叉”，為成套的東西，前面有了定冠詞the后面的冠詞省略掉。

 

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