(2013·中原名校聯(lián)考)Not only ________ polluted but also ________ crowded.

A．is the city；are the streets

B．the city is；the streets are

C．is the city；the streets are

D．the city is；are the streets

 

C

【解析】句意：這個(gè)城市不僅被污染了，道路也很擁擠。not only...but(also)．..引導(dǎo)分句時(shí)，not only后面的分句需要倒裝，but also后的分句是不倒裝的。故選C。

 

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