______ miss the game, they set out early after supper.

A.So as not toB.In order thatC.So thatD.In order not to

D

解析試題分析:考查短語用法。A項不能放在句首;BC后面都要接句子,而本題橫線后面接了短語,故D正確。D 項后面可以接動詞短語。句意:為了不錯過那場比賽,吃過晚飯以后他們很早就出發(fā)了。故D正確。
考點:考查短語用法
點評:so as to不能放在句首;in order that/ so that后面只能接句子;in order to后面接動詞或者動詞短語。在平時要重點識記這些短語的用法。

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