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    Lots of trees were blown down, ________ some people were killed.

    A．still worse

    B．worse more

    C．more worse

    D．worse still

     

    答案：A
    提示：

    worse已经是比较级，不需要再加more，still在这里表示程度更加厉害，应该放在形容词的前面

     


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