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2．When the accident happened，your brother escaped being hurt，    ？（　　）
A．didn't heB．did heC．didn't itD．did it

分析 当事故发生时，你的兄弟躲过了伤害，是吗？

解答 答案：A
题干表达的是反问；反意疑问句是由陈述句和附加问句构成；附加问句要和陈述句保持一致；如果陈述句是复合句，附加问句要和主句保持一致；句中主句是your brother escaped being hurt，when引导的是时间状语从句，不影响附加问句的构成；主语是your brother，附加问句要用he来指代；谓语动词是一般过去时态，要用助动词did来构成反问；陈述句是肯定，附加问句要用否定．故选A．

点评 反意疑问句是由陈述句和附加问句构成．通常附加问句要和前面的陈述句保持一致，但如果是复合句，要分两种情况：正常情况附加问句要和主句保持一致；如果主句的主语是第一人称，谓语动词是表示看法和主张的，附加问句要和从句保持一致．反意疑问句的回答也要注意两种情况：陈述句是肯定，附加问句是否定时，回答和一般疑问句一样；陈述句是否定，附加问句是肯定时，回答要根据事实来回答．切记：yes翻译为不，no翻译为对．

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