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【题目】—I won’t go to Bob’s birthday party unless I _______ .

—________________ .

A.am invited; Neither will IB.will be invited; So will I

C.am invited; So will ID.will be invited; Neither will I

【答案】A

【解析】

句意：--除非我被邀请，否则我不会去参加鲍勃的生日聚会。--我也不会。

考查被动语态，观察句子这里是unless引导的条件状语从句，应该用主将从现，排除BD。又因为“neither+情态动词+主语”表示与上句情况一样，用于否定；“so+情态动词+主语” 表示与上句情况一样，用于肯定，结合句意，故选：A。

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