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— When shall we go to the museum, today or tomorrow?

— are OK.

A. Both B. All C. Either D. Neither

【解析】

试题分析：Both两者都; All所有都;Eithe两个钟任何一个都;Neither两者都不.句意:我们什么时候去博物馆，今天还是明天？——这两天都行。故选A。

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