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5.---You're going to have a rise this month,aren't you?
---Yes,only﹩100.
---Well,        .(  )
A.the more,the betterB.easier said than done
C.better than neverD.better than nothing

分析 --这个月你要涨薪水了?
--是的,仅仅100元.
--有总比没有强.

解答 答案:D.
A.the more,the better 多多益善 B.easier said than done 说着容易做着难 C.better than never 做总比不做强   D.better than nothing 有总比没有强.针对only﹩100的回应用better than nothing更合适;故选D.

点评 本题要多掌握一些常用的含有形容词比较级的日常表达短语,这样有助于句式的准确理解.

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