[求助][讨论]請教幾題新破解的pp1-37

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One report concludes that many schools do not have, or likely to have, enough computers to use them effectively.

(A) or

(B) nor

(C) or are

(D) nor are they

(E) nor are not

請教這提答案是否有問題阿

因為正確答案中的第一個THEY好像是指學校

可是第二個THEM應該是指電腦吧

可以請大家幫忙看看一下是怎麼回是嗎

支持一下，有深度。所以我就不知道了。

期待大牛来

发表拙见:

nor are they likely to have是插入语,所以和主句非并列,指代也就不需要一致.

指代一致不能当作实战的主要判断方法,只能作为辅助的判断

那請問一下是否選B呢??因為這樣就不會產生代名詞指代不一致的問題?!  thanks

这个解释有些道理。

Ok this one is difficult for me to explain bc we just know this as proper english and I'm not too sure the technical reason. We use "nor" when we have two phrases that are in the same category, here we have "do not have" and "likely to have" which are both describing schools. Schools here is "they".
Example: I have concluded that my students have not yet studied, nor are they likely to study, for tomorrow's English Exam.
two categories "not yet" and "not likey to" in the same topic "study".
The subject is "they": "my students"

the answer from my american friend whose major is english