单选题Outbreak of small-arms fire along the frontier became more frequent in May but _____ officially investigated.Ahardly any such incidents wereBhardly were any such incidentsChardly were such any incidentsDhardly such any incidents were
单选题
Outbreak of small-arms fire along the frontier became more frequent in May but _____ officially investigated.
A
hardly any such incidents were
B
hardly were any such incidents
C
hardly were such any incidents
D
hardly such any incidents were
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解析：
句意：边境小范围的交火成了五月份司空见惯的事情，官方很少调查这些事情。在but后面采用hardly引导从句时要采用倒装语序。当any和such一起修饰名词是，采用any such+n的形式，故A正确。
句意：边境小范围的交火成了五月份司空见惯的事情，官方很少调查这些事情。在but后面采用hardly引导从句时要采用倒装语序。当any和such一起修饰名词是，采用any such+n的形式，故A正确。
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