is going to go climbing please gather at the school gate at 8 on Sunday morning..A. Anyone B. The oneC. Whoever D. Who 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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______is going to go climbing please gather at the school gate at 8 on Sunday morning..

A. Anyone B. The one

C. Whoever D. Who

【解析】

试题分析：考察代词。A.任何人，通常用于否定句；B.特定的一个人；C.无论谁，具有广泛性的人；D.谁。句意：无论谁将要参加登山请于周日早上八点在学校大门集合。故选A

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