13．一Did you see Peter and Mike at school？
一No，I saw        of them．（　�。�
A．eachB．bothC．eitherD．neither

分析 --你在學校看見皮特和邁克了嗎？
--沒有，我沒看見他們．

解答 答案：D
根據(jù)"Did you see Peter and Mike at school"和回答"No，I saw        of them"可知，此處應為否定，兩者都不．each 兩者及兩者以上中的每一個；both 兩者都；either 兩者中的任一個；neither 兩者都不．故答案為D neither

點評 做這樣的題要先明白各個不定代詞的意義及用法，然后根據(jù)句意選出合適的選項．

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