A:Everyone believes that Mr．White is a good leader．B:There is no doubt/Nobody doubts that Mr．White is a good leader．题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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10．A：Everyone believes that Mr．White is a good leader．
B：There is no doubt/Nobody doubts that Mr．White is a good leader．（doubt）

分析大家都相信White先生是一个好老师．
毫无疑问，White先生是一个好老师

解答答案：There is no doubt/Nobody doubts．
根据前面的句意可知，White先生是一个好老师是一个不争的事实，所以根据括号中的提示词可知应该使用句型There is no doubt that…或者使用句型/Nobody doubts；故答案为There is no doubt/Nobody doubts．

点评对话填空题考查的是交际用语．解题时，要充分把握语境，注意上下文是线索；对干扰选项要注意区分，选出最符合对话语境的选项．

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