---You never have sweet snacks, do you?
---________. Though I know they’re bad for our health.


  1. A.
    Yes
  2. B.
    No
  3. C.
    Yes, I don’t
  4. D.
    No, I do
A
試題分析：英語中反義疑問的回答只依據(jù)事實(shí)，不管是問句是肯定形式還是否定形式�；卮饡r(shí)，一般首先要做出肯定或者否定的回答。其形式一般為：肯定回答:Yes, +主語(通常是代詞)+助動(dòng)詞；否定回答:No, +主語(通常是代詞)+ 助動(dòng)詞 not.(的縮寫形式).注意助動(dòng)詞和人稱代詞人稱與數(shù)上同問句保持一致。句意：你從來不吃甜點(diǎn)，是嗎？根據(jù)下文，盡管我知道他們對(duì)我們的健康不好�？芍拔臑榭隙ɑ卮�，故選A。
考點(diǎn)：反義疑問句的回答
點(diǎn)評(píng)：英語中一般疑問的回答只依據(jù)事實(shí)，只是翻譯成漢語時(shí)有所不同。英語中有很多于漢語不同的語言習(xí)慣，注意不能用漢語思維去思考英語問題，學(xué)英語就要適應(yīng)英語中的語言習(xí)慣，適應(yīng)英語文化。
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