12．The office is ______ that one，so we can have our meeting there．（　�。�
A．six times bigger asB．six times big than
C．six times as bigger asD．six times as big as

分析 這間辦公室是那間的六倍大，所以我們可以在這里開會．

解答 答案是D．考查倍數(shù)的表達(dá)方式之一：倍數(shù)+as+形容詞/副詞的原形+as．故答案是D．

點評 解答此類問題，首先需要理解題干所要表達(dá)的意思，其次是觀察所給選項運(yùn)用的知識點，結(jié)合語意選擇正確的表達(dá)方式．

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