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10．It is possible to stay overnight here although there is___such guest house．（　　）
A．noB．not aC．not anyD．never

分析 虽然没有这样的宾馆，但在这里呆一晚是可能的．

解答 答案：A  否定词与such一起修饰单数可数名词时，要用no并且no要放在such的前面，所以本题such guest house前面要用no，故选A．

点评 本题考查否定句．考生平时要熟练掌握such和so等这些常考词的用法，考试时就能轻松解答．

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