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    I didn’t like the story,________, it’s too long, also it was written by a writer I don’t know

    A. for one thing     B. for a thing  C. although         D. in one hand

    A


    解析:

    for one thing意为“一则”，其后接第一个原因，接下来的also意为“而且，再则”，其后接第二个原因。其中also也可以用for another (thing)来替代。

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