svo,ving中的ving是verb modifier吧,不是noun modifier,所以不能修饰o吧??作者: Meduse1993 时间: 2018-1-30 22:19
实话。ron直接说了 comma ing 就是状语修饰整个句子或者主语。很少几乎没有做定语修饰 O 的情况。作者: Aragonn 时间: 2018-2-16 16:30
根据官方第六版曼哈顿SC Strategy Guide,第4章,第62页,底部一段:
“Exhausted from her job,she bought a lottery ticket.
You could think of ’exhausted from her job‘ as a modifier of ’she‘. Who was exhuasted? She was. However, the context of the rest of sentence matters. A sentence such as 'exhausted from her job, she has a red hair' would not be acceptable on the GMAT. As a result, it is better to thinl of this modifier as applicable to the whole main clause. Because she was 'exhausted from her job, she bought a lottery ticket' "
综上,GMAT官方认为“comma+分词”作为状语才是正确的。作者: mmmmmy 时间: 2018-2-23 15:14
楼主可以从结构和句意上理解",V-ing"
1.可以做解释说明,这是修饰语要和主句的主语有逻辑关系
2.说明结果,这时可以不和主句主语有逻辑关系
EG: Crime has recently decreased in our neighborhood,leading to a rise in property values.
上句就是表示结果作者: JUMBOO 时间: 2019-4-10 13:39
By 1940, the pilot Jacqueline Cochran held seventeen official national and international speed records, earned at a time when aviation was still so new that many of the planes she flew were of dangerously experimental design.
og13 35题作者: Crustmaster 时间: 2021-8-25 12:00
以下信息是个人总结于 曼哈顿语法书 & RON的发言 & OG,仅供参考。 any “comma -ing” structures are adverbial modifiers.
(修饰latest action or the whole clause,不修饰plain noun。 To express the meaning of purpose, result or simultaneous action of 被修饰成分)
“Exhausted from her job,she bought a lottery ticket.”You could think of ’exhausted from her job‘ as a modifier of ’she‘. Who was exhuasted? She was. However, the context of the rest of sentence matters.
A sentence such as 'exhausted from her job, she has a red hair' would not be acceptable on the GMAT. As a result, it is better to thinl of this modifier as applicable to the whole main clause. Because she was 'exhausted from her job, she bought a lottery ticket' ""
观点2:(From Ron,搜索T945,在manhattan网站可以看到):'comma _ing' modifies the closest action. e.g( both of these sentences work in the same way): ①A drunk driver drove his car into a storefront, causing several hundred thousand dollars' worth of damages. ②A verdict is due today in the trial of a drunk driver who drove his car into a storefront, causing several hundred thousand dollars' worth of damages.
(PS: when modifiers modify actions, they just modify the closest action, regardless of whether that action is actually a verb. e.g.: ①I made weird expressions with my mouth and fingers, scaring the babies. ②My sister saw me making weird expressions with my mouth and fingers, scaring the babies. both of these sentences are ok, and both of them work in exactly the same way. the fact that ""making"" isn't grammatically a verb doesn't make any difference )