题目内容

—Your brother’s never careless, _______ he?

—_______ , he often makes mistakes.

A. has, Yes B. has, No

C. is, Yes D. is, No

 

C

【解析】

试题分析：句意：---你弟弟从来不粗心，他是不是？---不是，他经常犯错误。对与反意一般疑问句陈述部分是否定的形式，疑问部分用肯定疑问句，做回答根据事实回答。根据句意，故选C。

考点：考查反意一般疑问句的用法

 

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