-Which of those electronic dictionaries do you like most?- ．They are both expensive and of little use．( )A．BothB．NeitherC．NoneD．No one 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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13．-Which of those electronic dictionaries do you like most？
- ．They are both expensive and of little use．（　　）

A．

Both

B．

Neither

C．

None

D．

No one

分析 -这些电子词典中你最喜欢哪一个？
-都不．他们都很贵而且几乎没什么用．

解答答案选C．考查代词的用法．根据第一句话中"like most"，最喜欢，为最高级．只有三者及其以上才可以用最高级，故排除both和neither，both表示两者都，neither表示两者都不．no one指人，相当于nobody．none可指人也可指物，表示三者（及以上）都不．此处指上文提到的"电子词典"，故用none．

点评注意回答中的both…and…是并列形容词expensive和of little use的．

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