30. —Tom,may I use your computer or your mobile phone?

—I'm so sorry. You can use my computer my mobile phone,because my computer is broken and I left my phone at home.

   A. both;and   B. not only;but also

   C. either; or   D. neither;nor 

30. D

30. D本題考査連詞的用法。both... and."……和……都……”;not only... but also... ” 不僅 而且 ”；either... or... ” 或者 或者 "；neither... nor." 既不 也不 "。由答語中的” my computer is broken and I left my phone at home"可 知兩者都不能用，故選D.

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