19．What the movie"The year 2012"has displayed is _______but practical since _______depends on"if"．（　�。�
A．anything，everythingB．nothing，everything
C．everything，anythingD．none，everything

分析 電影《2012》所展示的都是不切實(shí)際的，因?yàn)殡娪爸械囊磺卸既Q于"如果"．

解答 答案選A．考查不定代詞的用法．第一空根據(jù)"___ but"可知，此空主要考查nothing but和anything but的區(qū)別．nothing but，意為"除…外，什么也沒有，只有"；anything but意為"根本不，絕不"，相當(dāng)于not at all．放入句中"電影《2012》所呈現(xiàn)的根本不實(shí)際"，符合句意．第二空考查anything和everything的區(qū)別，兩者都指物，everything指一切事物，anything指任何事物或某些事物．

點(diǎn)評(píng) 熟記固定搭配anything but和nothing but．

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