You stay inside if you mind the darkness,but I go on playing outside. [ ] A.needn’t-wouldn’t B.had better-would rather C.had better-wouldn’t D.would rather-had better 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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You________stay inside if you mind the darkness,but I________go on playing outside.

[　　]

A.needn’t…wouldn’t

B.had better…would rather

C.had better…wouldn’t

D.would rather…had better

答案：B

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