我的总结,就是 Ving 在这个三个句子情况都是指代主语主语的。 30 的情况就是, A is B, protecting。 protecting解释A。 47 表示了Ving发生时间和主句动词是同时的。
这样就是Ving的逻辑主语就是主语主语,同时表示与主语动词在时间上的一致。
-- by 会员 女王的肥皂 (2012/9/5 20:23:35)
I agree with you. All you summarized are correct! but that CANNOT justify the "rule" about changing the sequence of ving and SVO. Here's why I think so:
take Stacey's words as an example:
As a very general rule, think of a "comma -ing" as modifying the clause that it's touching (but the "comma -ing" could come at the beginning, middle, or end). When it comes at the beginning, we often think of it as a noun modifier, but it's still the same thing. Slipping on the ice, I fell and broke my ankle. (Ouch!) --> I'm not just trying to say that *I* slipped on the ice. I'm trying to say that, as a result of slipping on the ice, *I fell.* I slipped on the ice, breaking my ankle. --> again, it's not just that I broke my ankle - it's that I broke it because I slipped.
Slipping on the ice, I fell and broke my ankle. (Ouch!) --- Note that you would neither say: I fell and broke my ankle, slipping on the ice. ----this change indicates that I slipped on the ice because I fell and broke my ankle. ---incorrect. it doesn't make sense.
I slipped on the ice, breaking my ankle. --- If you switch v-ing to the front of the subject "I": Breaking my ankle, I slipped on the ice. ----again, you are accually trying to say that, as a result of breaking my ankle, I slipped on the ice. ---incorrect. Man! you broke your ankle, so you could slipped on the ice??? It just doesn't make sense!
These two anti-evidences are way enough to break that rule. I am just trying to say that, it is NOT ALWAYS OK with the following rule:
manhattan上面说的svo,ving和ving,svo这个互换位置能被justify么?
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