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    --- Hi, Anne. Which of the two paintings on the wall do you prefer?

    --- Actually I don’t like         . Let’s take a look at other paintings.

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

     

    【答案】

    D

    【解析】

    试题分析：考查代词全部否定的表达：句意：--你好，安妮，墙上两幅画你喜欢哪一个？--实际上我都不喜欢，让我们看看另外的画。说明是全部否定，not both是不是两者都，是部分否定，none of them是指三者以上，neither和not连用是负负得正，not either是两个中任何一个都不。选D。

    考点：考查全部否定的表达

    点评：all、both、always以及entirely、altogether、completely、quite和all the time等词和not连用是部分否定，如果作完全否定，那就要分别用于之相对应的完全否定词，如no 、none、nether、no one 、never、not(never)……at all，not either，not any等。

     

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