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【题目】Tony can hardly boil an egg, still __________ cook dinner.

A. less B. little

C. much D. more

【答案】A

【解析】句意：托尼几乎不能煮蛋，而且更少做饭。根据句意可知两者相比较，故用比较级，still可修饰比较级。

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