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标题: 一个没讨论过的选项 GWD-4-1 谢谢 [打印本页]

作者: 古韵    时间: 2009-3-30 06:24
标题: 一个没讨论过的选项 GWD-4-1 谢谢

The Acoma and Hopi are probably the two oldest surviving Pueblo communities, both dating back at least a thousand years.

 

 

  1. both dating
            
  2. both of which have dated
            
  3. and each has dated
            
  4. and each one dating
  5. each one of which date

请问各路牛人B错在哪?谢谢不吝赐教!!!


作者: songlovegt    时间: 2009-3-30 07:30
both 和 which 重复,都可指代 communities
此外完成时没有必要

作者: 古韵    时间: 2009-3-30 07:44

Thank you for your attention but I don't quite agree with you at this point.

In the first place, it is not rare to find:

     pl.noune, each/both of which...

In addition, other examples abound in GWD by using "have dated...".

Again, sincere thanks for your prompt reply  

Open to discussion 


作者: songlovegt    时间: 2009-3-30 08:24
I agree with you that it's quite normal to use 'each/both of which' in informal writing. GMAC, however, doesn't think it's correct. You may review og first to get some ideas about GMAT grammar rules.







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