―Victor certainly cares too much about himself . ―Yes . He’s never interested in what is doing . A．no one else B．anyone else C．someone else D．nobody else 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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―Victor certainly cares too much about himself .

―Yes . He’s never interested in what is doing .

A．no one else B．anyone else C．someone else D．nobody else

解析：此题考查复合不定代词的用法。anyone表示任何人，与else连用指“别的任何人”，符合上下文的情景。

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