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The house rent has been growing fast in cities. You have to pay nearly _______ than you did two years ago for a flat of the same size in some cities.

A. twice as much B. as much as twice

C. twice as many D. twice more

【解析】

试题分析：考查倍数的表达形式。句意：这个城市租金上涨的很快，你不得不对于同样平方的房子比前两年多拿二倍的租金。 1. 用形容词表示甲是乙的几倍时，用下面三个句型，用副词表示则一般只用前两个句型。

（1）……倍数+形容词（或副词）的比较级+than（2）……倍数+as+形容词（或 much）或副词+as（3）……倍数+the size（length，height…）of，故选D项。

考点：考查倍数的表达形式

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