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---Though Liu Qiang was able to complete in thr school spring sports, he is still our hero.

A．I can’t agree moreB．I can’t agree with you
C．I can’t agree any lessD．I don’t agree more

A

解析试题分析：考查can’t/couldn’t和比较级连用表示最高级的含义，句意：--虽然刘强能够参加学校春季运动会的比赛，他还是我们的英雄。I can’t agree more是我非常赞同。B. I can’t agree with you C. I can’t agree any less D. I don’t agree more都是我不赞同的意思。
选A。
考点：考查can’t/couldn’t和形容词比较级连用
点评：形容词的比较级和否定词连用辨析要放在上下文的语境中进行，要注意上下文的语义的串联以及逻辑关系的推理，特别要注意一些形容词的固定搭配。这种用法在情景交际中用的比较多。

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