—I _________ a basketball. Does Jack have one? 

—No, he doesn’t have, either(也).


  1. A.
    have
  2. B.
    doesn’t have
  3. C.
    has
  4. D.
    don’t have
D
根據(jù)后句的否定回答，可以判斷出我沒有籃球，主語為第一人稱，have為一般動詞，故用don’t構(gòu)成否定句，故本題選D。
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