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【题目】Li Xiang moved to Dalian. He didn’t study in our school _____.

A. no longer B. any longer C. no more

【答案】B

【解析】

试题分析：句意：李湘搬到了大连，他不再在我们学校学习。not…any longer，不再，any longer放在句末。结合句意，故选B。

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