15. I      play football than basketball．

A．would rather          B．had better

C．1ike better            D．prefer

A


解析:

此題考查的是句式would rather do…than do…。其意思為“寧愿做某事而不愿做某事”。had better do sth．表示“最好做某事”，但是不能表示比較；like…better than…表示“喜歡……勝過于喜歡……”，但是后面一般跟動詞不定式。prefer可以表示“喜歡……勝過于喜歡……”，但是其結(jié)構(gòu)為prefer sth．To sth．或prefer doing…to doing…。

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