一My son is a volunteer and often helps the disabled．一．They’re really something．A．So do they B．So it is with my sonC．So are they D．So is my son 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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一My son is a volunteer and often helps the disabled．

一______．They’re really something．

A．So do they B．So it is with my son

C．So are they D．So is my son

【解析】

试题分析：考查倒装句型So it is with sb.。So it is with sb. 表示某人也如此。用于前句中既有肯定又有否定或两个不同类的谓语动词。前一句中的is和helps是两个不同类的谓语动词，所以这里用So it is with my son，表示我的儿子和你的儿子的情况一样，故选B。该句意思为：------我的儿子是一名志愿者，经常帮助残疾人。-----我的儿子也是，他们真伟大。

考点：考察倒装句型So it is with sb.

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