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【题目】Why didn’t Jim come to school this morning? ---Because there was _______ with his legs.

A. nothing wrong B. wrong something

C. something wrong D. anything wrong

【答案】C

【解析】

试题分析：考查定语后置。不定代词碰到作定语的形容词时，形容词要放在不定代词的后面，排除B. A.没有问题C.出了问题D.出了问题（用于否定句中）。句意：为什么今早汤姆没来学校？——因为他的腿出了点问题。故选C.

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