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We are not yet near Hudson Bay. We have to go to the north far.
A
to the farther north
B
far to the northern
C
farther north
D
far northern
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句意：我们还没靠近哈德逊湾，还必须继续往北走。本题的north为副词(to go north)。farther也是副词，(修饰north)。go farther north=继续向北。farther是far的比较级，常引申为“进一步”，表示时间或距离上“更远地、再往前地”，用作副词。
句意：我们还没靠近哈德逊湾，还必须继续往北走。本题的north为副词(to go north)。farther也是副词，(修饰north)。go farther north=继续向北。farther是far的比较级，常引申为“进一步”，表示时间或距离上“更远地、再往前地”，用作副词。
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