The story is about an old Indian farmer and an American tourist in India, understanding the other’s language.A. none of whom B. both of them C. neither of them D. neither of whom 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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The story is about an old Indian farmer and an American tourist in India,__ understanding the other’s language.

A. none of whom B. both of them

C. neither of them D. neither of whom

【解析】

试题分析：考查独立主格结构。句意：这个故事是关于一个印度村民和一个美国游客，他们两个人都不能理解对方的语言。独立主格结构不是句子，是短语，它的作用相当于句子。AD构成的是定语从句。故被排除。根据句意可知这两个人不能相互理解。故C正确。

考点 : 考查独立主格结构

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