_________ native plants, this garden contains numerous trees and flowers from overseas．Which of the following is not right?


  1. A.
    As well as
  2. B.
    Besides
  3. C.
    In addition to
  4. D.
    Except for
D
as well as置于句首時，可表示“除……之外”，這時與介詞in addition to和besides同義，而except for表示排除關(guān)系。
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