单选题_____ was wrong.ANot the teacher but the studentsBBoth the students and the teacherCNeither the teacher not the studentsDNot the students but the teacher
单选题
_____ was wrong.
A
Not the teacher but the students
B
Both the students and the teacher
C
Neither the teacher not the students
D
Not the students but the teacher
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句子中谓语动词是单数。both ... and ...连接两个主语时谓语动词用复数，可以排除B。C项搭配错误，应该是neither ... nor ...。not ... but ...连接两个主语时，谓语动词和与之邻近的主语保持一致，排除A，故答案为D。
句子中谓语动词是单数。both ... and ...连接两个主语时谓语动词用复数，可以排除B。C项搭配错误，应该是neither ... nor ...。not ... but ...连接两个主语时，谓语动词和与之邻近的主语保持一致，排除A，故答案为D。
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