【題目】—Could I have apples?

—Sorry, we don’t have .

A. some; some B. some; any C. any; some D. any; any

【答案】B

【解析】句意：——我能吃一些蘋果嗎？——對不起，我們沒有了。前句中Could I------?希望得到對方的肯定答復(fù)，用some；后句是否定句，用any。故選B。

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