13．The two iPads are in fashion and of good quality，but _______ of them are not on sale．So
you'd better make your decision as soon as possible．（　�。�
A．allB．eitherC．neitherD．both

分析 這兩部iPads很時尚質(zhì)量也不錯，但都沒有得賣了（沒有存貨了）．所以你最好盡快做決定（要不要）．

解答 答案：D
題干中but表示轉(zhuǎn)折，后接否定句，代詞要用肯定形式；句中給出了數(shù)量是兩個；all表示三個或三個以上，either表示兩個中的任意一個，neither兩者都不．故選D．

點(diǎn)評 不定代詞的用法較多，是一個比較難的語言點(diǎn)．常用的有：some（something，somebody，someone），any（anything，anybody，anyone），no（nothing，nobody，no one），every（everything，everybody，everyone，），all，each，both，much，many，（a）little，（a）few，other（s），another，none，one，either，neither等．學(xué)習(xí)時，要注意區(qū)分和掌握．

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