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12．Giveus（we） some apples please．

分析 请给我们一些苹果．

解答 答案：us．考查人称代词．空格前的"give（给）"为动词，空格处为give的宾语，用宾格．宾格用在动词和介词之后作宾语．we的宾格为us．

点评 考查人称代词的题，要结合句子成分进行分析．

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