____of the twins has passed the examination.A.NeitherB.EveryC.AllD.Both
____of the twins has passed the examination.
A.Neither
B.Every
C.All
D.Both
B.Every
C.All
D.Both
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解析：本题考查代词。双胞胎twins指的是两个人， B选项every只能作定语，不能作主语、表语或宾语，C选项all，都用于三者或三者以上。D选项both用于两者，意思是“两者都……”，谓语动词要用复数。本题动词是has，所以选A，题目意为：“双胞胎都没能通过考试。”
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