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In our school, many a boy ____ playing football and more girls than one ____ playing it.

A. likes; likes B. like; like C. like; likes D. likes; like

解析：主谓一致.“many a +单数可数名词”作主语，后常跟单数谓语动词；“more+复数名词+than one”作主语,后常跟复数谓语动词.

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