题目内容

—Is the girl in the red skirt your sister?

—No. She is____ classmate.

A. your B. my C. her D. his

 

B

【解析】

试题分析：句意：--这个穿着红色短裙的女孩是你的姐姐吗？--不。她是我的同学。分析选项，均为形容词性物主代词：your你的；my 我的；her她的；his他的。联系句意为我的同学，因此选择my.故选B

考点：考查代词的用法。

 

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