Smoking is so harmful to people’s health that it kills people each year than automobile accidents. A. seven more times B. seven times moreC. over seven times D. seven times 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Smoking is so harmful to people’s health that it kills __________ people each year than automobile accidents.

A. seven more times B. seven times more

C. over seven times D. seven times

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试题分析：考查比较级和倍数。倍数必须放在比较级的前面，常构成twice/three times/...+比较级+than或twice/three times/...+as...as或twice/three times/...+the length/size of...等句型。A项more的位置放错，C、D没有比较级，故选B。

考点：考查比较级和倍数

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My mother always bought gifts to me for my birthdays. With my fifteen birthday around the corner, she asked me I wanted. For the first time, I realize how lucky I was to have been born in such a fortunate family. I was satisfying and there was nothing more I needed. That was because I told my mother that instead of get an expensive gift, I’d love to use the money to help others. At the first , she felt surprised. When she realized I was seriously, she offered me 500 yuan. I bought some toys and went to the orphanage(孤儿院) in our city. I handed out the toys to the child and had a good time with them.

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