题目内容

"I prefer sports shows _________ soap operas. What about you?" "Me, too. "

A. to      B. than      C. at

 

【答案】

A

【解析】根据句意：与肥皂剧相比较，我更喜欢体育节目，你呢？我也是。这里考查的是：prefer...to …“于……相比较，更喜欢……”。故选A。

 

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