The man didn’t see the sign “ No smoking”, for _______ of his eyes was near-sighted.

A. both　　　　 B. none　　　　　 C. neither　　　 D. either

 

D

 

考查代詞的用法。句意：那人沒有看到禁止吸煙的標(biāo)志，因為他的（任何一個眼近視）兩眼近視。此處不用both因后為單數(shù)was；用neither意為：兩眼不近視。

 

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