Who are those two interviewers? I don’t know ??????? of them.A.either????????????? ????????????? ????????????? B.neither????????????? ????????????? ????????????? C.all????????????? ????????????? ???? 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Who are those two interviewers? I don’t know ??????? of them.

A.either????????????? ????????????? ????????????? B.neither????????????? ????????????? ????????????? C.all????????????? ????????????? ????????????? D.none

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【解析】

试题分析：句意：那两个采访者是谁？我都不认识他们。A两个人当中的任何一个。B两者都不C三者或三者以上都D三者或三者以上都不。结合句意，故选B。

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A．	Chinese
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