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2．I would rather to eat a nice piece of fruit．去掉would rather 后的to．

分析 我宁愿吃一块好的水果．

解答 答案是"去掉would rather 后的to"．本题考查特殊句式中的动词；would rather宁愿，后接动词原形；故答案是"去掉would rather 后的to"．

点评 句子改错要在整体理解语境的基础上从词语搭配，句子结构和逻辑上分析可能存在的错误．

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