单选题______AenoughBquiteCyetDmuch
单选题
______
A
enough
B
quite
C
yet
D
much
参考解析
解析：
语法题。enough“足够地，充分地”，quite“完全，十分，相当”，yet“还，再”，much作为副词时“非常，更加，很多”.
语法题。enough“足够地，充分地”，quite“完全，十分，相当”，yet“还，再”，much作为副词时“非常，更加，很多”.
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