单选题Increasingly over the last few years, corporations involved in patent litigation have opted to settle the lawsuit rather than facing the protracted legal expenses of a court battle.Ahave opted to settle the lawsuit rather than facingBhave opted settling the lawsuit instead of facingChave opted to settle the lawsuit rather than faceDhad opted for settlement of the lawsuit instead of facingEhad opted to settle the lawsuit rather than face

单选题
Increasingly over the last few years, corporations involved in patent litigation have opted to settle the lawsuit rather than facing the protracted legal expenses of a court battle.
A

have opted to settle the lawsuit rather than facing

B

have opted settling the lawsuit instead of facing

C

have opted to settle the lawsuit rather than face

D

had opted for settlement of the lawsuit instead of facing

E

had opted to settle the lawsuit rather than face


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解析:
根据固定搭配“opt to do”可知C项是正确的。

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