11．Because the roads are crowded with cars，I prefer      here rather than     ．（　　）
A．cycling； drivingB．to cycle； drive
C．cycle； to driveD．cycling； to drive

分析 考查動詞用法．句意：路上擠滿了小車，于是我愿騎自行車而不愿開車．

解答 答案：B，考查固定搭配"prefer to do…rather than do寧愿做…不愿做"，所以選B，還要注意句式：prefer doing to doing．寧愿做…不愿做．

點(diǎn)評 prefer的其他用法：prefer to do/prefer doing寧愿做．

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