Today, radio become ________ in our life than 10 years ago．


  1. A.
    less important
  2. B.
    important
  3. C.
    more important
  4. D.
    much important
A
than提示用比較級(jí)。從現(xiàn)實(shí)來(lái)講，廣播不如以前重要了。
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