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    Not I but Tom _______ the car accident.
    A．was to blame forB．were to blame for
    C．was blamed forD．were blamed for
    A

    试题分析：考查固定搭配。not... but...不是......而是......；sb be to blame (for sth)某人应该受到责备。句意：不是我而是汤姆应该对车祸负责。not... But...连接名词或代词做主语，遵循“就近原则”，本题的谓语部分与Tom一致，排除B、D；故选A。
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