All of our stores will be extending their business hours during the holiday season, but we will go back to our_________ hours after the new year.A. regular B. regulars C. regularity D. regularities

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All of our stores will be extending their business hours during the holiday season, but we will go back to our_________ hours after the new year.

A. regular
B. regulars
C. regularity
D. regularities

参考答案和解析

答案：A

解析：

在假日季节，我们所有的商店都会延长营业时间，但是新年过后我们会恢复正常营业时间。本题选择适当的词形。横线处修饰hours，故因选择形容词A。

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