---Peter told me he wanted to come with us. Is that OK with you?
---I don’t mind _________he pays for his meals


  1. A.
    as far as
  2. B.
    as long as
  3. C.
    as well as         D as soon as
B
本題考查連詞。.(A)As soon as + S + V, S + V　一……就……
(B)As far as sb is concerned, S + V　就某人而言，……
(C)As long as + S + V, S + V　只要……，……
(D)A as well as B　　A 和 B
根據(jù)上述語意和用法，可知應(yīng)選 B。
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