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    20．-It is really boring to practise playing the piano every day．
    -Come on，dear!The rewards you get are ________ the effort you put in．（　　）
    A．in proportion toB．in addition to
    C．in contrast toD．in regard to

    分析 --每天练习弹钢琴真无聊．
    --得了吧，亲爱的！你得到的回报与你所付出的努力是成比例的．

    解答 答案：A．
    in proportion to与成比例，in addition to除了此外除此之外，in contrast to相比之下与对照，in regard to关于，对于，涉及；结合最后一个句子划线处的前后内容可知，两者之间是有一定的因果关系的；故选A．

    点评 对于介词短语的辨析要搞清每个短语的意思和用法，再结合句子的意义和语境选择答案．

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