单选题Man _____ live _____ air and water.Adoes; withBcan; withCcan’t; withDcan’t; without

单选题
Man _____ live _____ air and water.
A

does; with

B

can; with

C

can’t; with

D

can’t; without


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解析:
句意:人没有空气和水就不能存活。此句使用双重否定结构表示肯定,故答案为D。

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