题目内容

Bob'd rather ________ swimming than ________ the mountain．

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A．to go; to climb

B．go; climb

C．going; climbing

D．go; climbing

答案：B
解析：

would rather…than…表示“宁可……，也不……；宁愿……，而不愿……”，用于连接两个动词原形．

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Bob'd rather swimming than the mountain．

A.
to go; to climb
B.
go; climb
C.
going; climbing
D.
go; climbing

Bob'd rather ________ swimming than ________ the mountain．

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