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【题目】--- Mary happy today?

---I don’t think so. She look happy this morning.

A.Is; isn’t B. Is; doesn’t

C. Does; doesn’t D. Does; isn’t

【答案】B

【解析】

试题分析：句意：-玛丽今天高兴吗？—我不这样认为。今天早晨她看起来不高兴。上句缺少be动词，与形容词happy构词系表结构；后一句look是谓语动词，其否定形式借助助动词doesn’t。所以选B。

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