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4．-When will it be convenient for us to meet？Monday or Tuesday？
-___________．I will be busy the whole week．（　　）
A．EitherB．BothC．NoneD．Neither

分析 -我们什么时候见面比较合适？星期一还是星期二？
-都不行．我整周都会很忙．

解答 答案：D．根据句中"Monday or Tuesday？"提供的两种选择，确定了范围，排除掉C．none（三者或三者以上都不），而后句说我整周都很忙，说明两个时间都不行，故选D．neither．

点评 本题考查不定代词的辨析．根据范围及语境来推测合适的不定代词．

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