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17．Besides the others，there was still third one who said he was second to reach the end．（　　）

A．

a； a

B．

a； the

C．

the； the

D．

the； a

分析除了那兩個之外，還有一個人說他是第二個到達終點的．

解答答案：B 題干中third one沒有排序的含義，而是表示在原有數量上的增加，意思是再一個，又一個，要和不定冠詞連用；句中second表示第二個，是序數詞，要用定冠詞來修飾．故選B．

點評冠詞是一種虛詞，本身不能獨立使用，只能放在名詞前幫助說明名詞所指的人或事物，它是英語詞性中最小的一類，只有三個，一種是不定冠詞a，an；一種是定冠詞the．此外也有些特定場合不用冠詞，即通常所稱的零冠詞．不定冠詞表示泛指，定冠詞表示特指．

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