Our nerghbors gave a baby bird yesterday that hurt when it fell from its nest. A. us, it B. us, itself C. ourselves, itself D. ourselves, it 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Our nerghbors gave _____ a baby bird yesterday that hurt ______ when it fell from its nest.

A. us, it B. us, itself C. ourselves, itself D. ourselves, it

解析:

第一个空格，give sb sth，要用人称代词做宾语，故用us；第二个空格，指a baby bird 伤到自己，用itself表示。

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