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单选题
It was a stroke of luck that she had always been able to write with _____ hand, which sometimes helped her a lot.
A
both
B
each
C
every
D
either
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句意：幸运的是她两只手都会写字，这帮助了她不少。本句在于either与both的区别，either是两者其一，后面的名词用单数。both两者都，后面的名词用复数。
句意：幸运的是她两只手都会写字，这帮助了她不少。本句在于either与both的区别，either是两者其一，后面的名词用单数。both两者都，后面的名词用复数。
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