In Sweden, people don’t need to _______ too much money on presents, instead, making a meal is enough.


  1. A.
    spend
  2. B.
    take
  3. C.
    pay
  4. D.
    cost
A
此題考查花費四個詞的區(qū)別。Spend…on sth/ spend (in) doing sth,人作主語，此外后面有on presents，故選A。take一般用it作形式主語，后面跟不定式to do sth；pay一般人作主語，pay for;而cost一般是物作主語。
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