Her boss expressed his unsatisfaction with ________she has made in the development of market.

A.little progress                                               B.the little progress

C.few progresses                                              D.the few progresses

B


解析:

progress是不可數(shù)名詞，該由few修飾；progress在此句中已有所指，故前面要加定冠詞進行特指。

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