---Do you want to come with us?

---No, I would rather ______ at home than _____ with you.

A. to stay; go B. to stay; to go

C. stay; go D. stay; to go

C

【解析】試題分析：考查固定句型。would rather+do than+do還可以改為would +do rather than+do比起做…，句意：—你想和我們一起來嗎?—不，比起和你們一起去，我更愿意呆在家，故選C

考點：考查固定句型

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