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20．The shy girl _____ dance before so many strangers，______ she？（　　）
A．daren't； doesB．daren't； dare
C．doesn't dare； dareD．dare not； dares

分析 那个害羞的女孩不敢在这么多的陌生人面前跳舞，是吗？

解答 答案：B 考查反意疑问句．dare用作情态动词，一般用于疑问句、否定句或条件句，有时态变化，但没有人称形式的变化，其后接动词原形，排除D项．构成疑问句时，将dare提到句首，否定句时用daren't，排除A项．用作实义动词时，有时态和人称的变化，用do，does或did来构成否定句或疑问句，排除C项．故选B．

点评 考查反意疑问句，首先，弄清楚各种反意疑问句的构成形式；其次，根据句意选择最合适的选项．

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