I could stay for one or two days, but _____ staying for a week, it’s out of the question.


  1. A.
    as for
  2. B.
    with
  3. C.
    because of
  4. D.
    besides
A
考察詞組。As for 關(guān)于，至于 with 帶有 because of 因為 besides 除此之外
句意為，我可以待一到兩天，但是至于一個星期，那是不可能的。
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