The pianos in the other shop will be _________, but_______.

A. cheaper, not as better　　　 B. more cheap, not as better

C. cheaper, not as good　　　　 D. more cheap, not as good

 

C

cheap的比較級是在詞尾加-er構成。not as good是一種省略，相當于not as good as the pianos in this shop。as...as... 中間接原級，可用于肯定或否定句中。

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