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题目内容

Well, that’s just the deal. ______ price will be out of my reach.

A. The higher B. A higher C. The highest D. A highest

解析:

句意：好了，成交了，再高了就超出了我的支付能力了。根据题意，并不是进行比较，因此不用比较级，排除A 和C，而是表示“再”，冠词a+比较级表示此意。

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