4．_____ helping to deal with the problem，you'd just made it worse by shouting at the customer．（　　）
A．Far fromB．Together withC．Due toD．Apart from

分析 絕非幫著處理問題，你對那位顧客大喊只會使事情更糟．

解答 答案：A 考查介詞短語．far from遠非，不但不…；together with和…一同，連同…；due to由于；apart from脫離，除此之外（表示除…以外別無）．根據(jù)句意，A項正確．

點評 考查介詞短語，弄清楚各個介詞短語的詞義及特殊用法，準確的翻譯句子，然后根據(jù)題意選擇最符合題意的選項．

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