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They don’t go to walk every evening, ________ does  he .

A. So     B. Neither       C. Such

 

【答案】

B

【解析】反义疑问句由两部分组成,前一部分是一个陈述句,后一部分是一个省略的疑问句。如果陈述句是肯定的,反义疑问句用否定;如果陈述句是否定的,反义疑问句用肯定的。反义疑问句通常由两个词组成,第一个词是be、情态动词或助动词,若是否定式,not通常要用简略形式;第二个词是人称代词主格(与陈述句的主语相同)

 

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