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I didn’t choose any of the three offerings, _______ I found satisfactory.(1分)
A
none of which
B
neither of which
C
neither of them
D
none of them
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A
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解题思路:本题考查非限制性定语从句的用法。根据题意“我没有要这三个产品中的任何一个,它们之中没有一个是我满意的”。后半句话作非限定性定语从句,修饰限定前面的three offerings,故用which而不用them; none指三者或以上一个也没有,而neither指两个中没有一个,先行词是three offerings, 故应用none,因此正确答案为A)选项。
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