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15．He never doubts it is better for Simon to go home earlier．（　　）

A．

that

B．

C．

weather

D．

whether

分析他从不怀疑西蒙最好早点回家．

解答答案：A．考查连词．句意"他从不怀疑西蒙最好早点回家．"．A那．B是否．C天气．D是否．根据"He never doubts"他从不怀疑，可知，不能用"是否"，因此B，D不正确．C不能引导从句．因此用that引导宾语从句．答案是A．

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