I’ve never read a better book than this one. ___________, it is the best one that I have ever read.

A. Since then B. In other words C. At times D. In some ways

 

B

【解析】

試題分析： 考查短語辨析。A. Since then自從那時起；B. In other words換句話說；C. At times有時；D. In some ways 在許多方面。句意：我從來沒有看過這么好的書，換句話說，這是我讀過最好的書了。 Never 與比較級連用表示最高級的意思，故選 B 項。

考點 : 考查短語辨析

 

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