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-----Did you _____ at the meeting yesterday?

----- No, I _____ nothing.

A. say; said B. speak; spoke

C. talk; told D. speak; said

D

【解析】

试题分析：句意：——昨天你在会上发言了吗？——没有。我什么也没说。say(said)表示说话的内容；speak(spoke)强调发音，表示演讲、发言或者说某种语言；talk谈话；tell(told)告诉。第一空表示在会上发言，故用动词speak。第二空接宾语nothing，表示说话的内容，故用动词said。故选D。

考点：考查动词词义辨析。

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