1．-How much salt did you put in the soup？
-I'm sorry to say，____．I forget．（　�。�
A．not a littleB．no oneC．noneD．nothing

分析 -你在湯里放了多少鹽？
-很抱歉，一點也沒放．我忘了．

解答 答案選C．本題考查代詞的用法．not a little相當于very much，意為"很，非常"；no one相當于nobody，指沒有人；none特指，可指人也可指物，一個都沒有；nothing泛指物，什么也沒有．根據(jù)回答"I'm sorry""I forget"可知，應該是忘記放鹽，特指上文提到的鹽，用none．

點評 代詞的用法要注意聯(lián)系具體的語義．

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