Question

Tap the option that means the same as the sentences given.

Do you like tea or coffee? I do not like tea or coffee.

• A. Do you like tea or coffee? I like nothing.
• B. Do you like tea or coffee? I like both.
• C. Do you like tea or coffee? I like no one.
• D. Do you like tea or coffee? I like none.

Answer 1

The correct option is D Do you like tea or coffee? I like none.

Here, 'Do you like tea or coffee? I like none' correctly replaces the sentences. 'None' is used to replace the noun phrase 'tea or coffee' to mean that neither tea nor coffee is liked by the speaker.