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此處缺少主語,冠詞the后需要接名詞。第一題已經(jīng)分析過四個名詞的區(qū)別, debate已經(jīng)用過,現(xiàn)剩下 professor, Issue和 influence。第一段最后一句提到過“美國人發(fā)現(xiàn)他們在語言這個問題上有分歧”,提到了 on the issue,此處再次強調(diào)這個問題具有爭議性,故 Issue最適合句意。
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