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发表于 2013-8-7 22:50:52
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xiqiong 发表于 2013-8-7 11:55
我记得有看过一个貌似ron的帖子,具体不太记得了。 反正大概就是这么说的: I bought a pair of shoes fo ...
多谢xiqiong,我找到了,在这里
http://www.beatthegmat.com/noting-that-the-company-s-network-is-vulnerable-t108143.html
in general, the modifier “to + verb” is used to signal the goal or purpose of an action/statement, while “for + verbing” conveys the idea that the action is, in some generic way, oriented toward the process of “verbing”. in many instances, therefore, both constructions are fine. for instance:
i need to get a new pair of shoes to run --> this sentence implies that “to run” is the ultimate goal (which, presumably, hasn't yet been achieved). in other words, according to this wording, i can't run until i get a new pair of shoes; therefore, “to run” is the ultimate goal or purpose of getting a new pair of shoes.
i need to get a new pair of shoes for running --> this sentence just means that i need to get a new pair of running shoes (= shoes whose purpose is oriented toward the general process of running). this sentence is different, in the sense that it doesn't portray the act of running some sort of remote goal or purpose that hasn't yet been achieved; it merely identifies the reason why i'm getting the shoes. |
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