Have your working conditions improved?

---No, ______than before, I’m afraid.

A. no better        B.a little batter       C.not worse   D.no worse

A


解析:

A 你們的工作條件改善了嗎？---沒(méi)有，和以前一樣（不好）。no+比較級(jí)+ than 表示“兩者同樣不……的意思”

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