【題目】— Where are your brothers?

— They all ________to my aunt's ________me.

A.have been；besidesB.have gone；except

C.have gone；besidesD.have been；except

【答案】B

【解析】

句意：——你的兄弟們?cè)谀睦�？——除了我他們都去了我姑姑家�?/span>

考查時(shí)態(tài)以及介詞辨析。have/ has gone to…表示“去了某地，尚未回來”；have/ has been to…表示“去過某地，已回來”。根據(jù)問題可知，兄弟們還沒有回來，故先排除A和D；except出來……，表示不包括在內(nèi)；besides除……之外，還有……，表示包括在內(nèi)。由問答可知，說話人沒有去姑姑家，應(yīng)用except。故選B。

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