This computer is old, but it is ______ to me because it was a present from my dearest grandpa.


  1. A.
    great important
  2. B.
    of little importance
  3. C.
    of very important
  4. D.
    of great importance
D
英語(yǔ)中 of+名詞 就等于這種名詞的 形容詞 形式, of great importance 中的 great 是用來(lái)修飾 importance 的，強(qiáng)調(diào)重要的程度，而詞組的主體是 of importance . little意思是很小,否定意思.從句子意思來(lái)看,應(yīng)是很重要.所以選D.
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