单选题Our neighbours gave ______ a baby bird yesterday that hurt ______ , when it fell from its nest.Aus; itBus; itselfCourselves; itselfDourselves; it
单选题
Our neighbours gave ______ a baby bird yesterday that hurt ______ , when it fell from its nest.
A
us; it
B
us; itself
C
ourselves; itself
D
ourselves; it
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解析：
句意：领居们昨天给了我们一只受了伤的小鸟，它从巢里面飞出来的时候伤了自己。动词give之后要用宾格us，作间接宾语。hurt oneself表示“自己伤了自己”，句中小鸟用it替代，其反身代词是itself。故答案是B项。
句意：领居们昨天给了我们一只受了伤的小鸟，它从巢里面飞出来的时候伤了自己。动词give之后要用宾格us，作间接宾语。hurt oneself表示“自己伤了自己”，句中小鸟用it替代，其反身代词是itself。故答案是B项。
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