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这个可能也有点用~~对于to which这个从句中to提前的看法beat the gmat):
"to which North Americans are exposed" not only uses the right idiom, it also avoids the issue of dangling participles (although
the GMAT doesn't usually test on that issue, it's technically incorrect to end a sentence or clause with a preposition). For example, we shouldn't say:
"I just visited the school that I went to."
Instead, we should say:
"I just visited the school to which I went."
Just as it's improper to end a full sentence with a preposition, it's improper to end a phrase with a preposition.
So, "that North Americans are exposed to" should be "to which North Americans are exposed". |
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