单选题I have seldom seen my mother ______ pleased with my progress as she is now.AsoBveryCtooDrather
单选题
I have seldom seen my mother ______ pleased with my progress as she is now.
A
so
B
very
C
too
D
rather
参考解析
解析：
考查副词的辨析。句意：我极少看到妈妈像现在一样对我的进步这么满意。句中的副词seldom意思是“几乎不”，表示否定含义，相当于not，题干中暗含“not so…as”结构，故答案为A。
考查副词的辨析。句意：我极少看到妈妈像现在一样对我的进步这么满意。句中的副词seldom意思是“几乎不”，表示否定含义，相当于not，题干中暗含“not so…as”结构，故答案为A。
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