would have been too embarrassed, but he walked right up and asked for her autograph.A．Someone elseB．Anyone elseC．SomeoneD．Anyone 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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______ would have been too embarrassed, but he walked right up and asked for her autograph.

A．Someone else

B．Anyone else

C．Someone

D．Anyone

解析试题分析：考查不定代词。A. Someone else 其他一些人B.Anyone　else其他任何人，其他人　C. Someone有人，某人D. Anyone任何人；任何一个；谁。句意：其他任何人都会很尴尬，但他径直走上去要她的签名。
考点：考查不定代词。
点评：不定代词是高考常考内容，本题四项不定代词形似但是它们有区别，考生掌握它们的区别
即学即练：---Believe in yourself. You're better than ______. You're the best. Wish you success!　---Thank you.
A. someone else B. anyone else C. else someone D. else anyone
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