--- You often talk with your classmate on the telephone or mobile phone? --- ． I like using QQ． A．None B．Either C．Any D．Neither 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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--- You often talk with your classmate on the telephone or mobile phone?

--- _____． I like using QQ．

A．None B．Either C．Any D．Neither

【答案】

【解析】

试题分析：考查单词意思，None表示三者以上全部否定；Either表示两者中的一个；Any表示任何一个；Neither表示两者全部否定。句子意思“你经常和你的同学通过电话或手机聊天？都不是，我喜欢用QQ”

考点：考查单词意思

点评：单词是个常考内容，只有知道它们的意思，才能做出正确选择，要求学生平时多记多积累单词

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