— Some of my classmates don’t like math because they think it’s boring.

     — I don’t like it, _____. I think it’s too difficult.

A. too           B. either          C. also              D. neither

 

【答案】

B

【解析】此題重點(diǎn)考查四個(gè)單詞的含義和不同的用法。

also:肯定句中表示"也"

too:否定句中表示"也",當(dāng)然也有"太..."表示程度的意思;

neither:表示"二者都不,一般同"nor"并用，表示“既不...也不“

either表示“二者其一”，同“or"并用，表示“或者...或者..;二者中任意一個(gè)

 

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