Too bad—— I missed the early train ______ only a few minutes!


  1. A.
    by
  2. B.
    in
  3. C.
    at
  4. D.
    after
A
考查介詞的用法。by (表示程度)以…之差,符合題意。句意：太糟了——我僅以幾分鐘之差錯過了了早班火車。 
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