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题目内容

—Excuse me, is this your iPad ?

—No, it isn't. is at home.

A. Yours B. Mine C. His D. Hers

【解析】

试题分析：句意：——打扰了，这是你的苹果平板电脑吗？——不，这不是。我的在家里。A. Yours 你的； B. Mine 我的； C. His 他的； D. Hers她的。根据is this your iPad ? 可知此处的回答指我的苹果平板电脑，故选B。

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