I doing some sports with others chatting online in the room.A. like; instead B. would rather; thanC. prefer; to D. prefer; than 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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I ______ doing some sports with others ______ chatting online in the room.

A. like; instead B. would rather; than

C. prefer; to D. prefer; than

【解析】

试题分析：考查搭配用法。A.like doing/to do：喜欢做..，instead作连词需和of连用，做副词可单独使用；B.would rather do..than do..：宁愿..而不愿..；C.prefer doing.to doing：与..比起来更喜欢..；D.prefer不与than连用。句意：与在房间网上聊天比起来我更喜欢和其他人一起去运动。故选C

考点：考查搭配用法

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