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3．Some young people these days，especially the homebodies，just __________ go out of their homes to experience the real world．（　　）
A．mustn'tB．won'tC．mightn'tD．shouldn't

分析 如今有些年轻人，尤其是恋家的人，就是不愿走出家门去体验真实的世界．

解答 答案选B
mustn't 表示禁止，"不能，不可以"；won't作为情态动词表示个人意愿，"不愿，不想"；mightn't表推测，"可能不"；shouldn't"不应该"；根据especially the homebodies可知，这里强调的是"恋家的人"，他们应该是"不愿走出家门"．故选B．

点评 本题考查的是情态动词的否定形式，做此类题时，首先要确定句意；其次需要掌握情态动词的用法及其表达的意思．

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