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She didn’t go to the party last night．________．

A.
I didn’t too
B.
Neither didn’t I
C.
I did either
D.
Neither did I

D
解析：
neither 作连词，意为“也不”，放在句首，表示前面否定内容也适用于另一个人或事物，句子要倒装，其句型为“neither/nor+be(have，助动词或情态动词)+主语”。

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