【題目】They often use wood as fuel to __________ coal.

A. take place B. take the place of

C. in place of D. instead of

【答案】B

【解析】。句意:他們經常用木頭代替煤炭作為燃料。take place發(fā)生,為不及物動詞短語;take the place of代替,為及物動詞短語,in place of代替,取代,為介詞短語;instead of代替,而不,為介詞短語。

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