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In many cases, a relative clause (a clause headed by a relative pronoun) and a present participle odifier are practically interchangeable.
Right: The man WHO ISCLEANINGthe steps is my uncle. Right: The man CLEANINGthe steps is my uncle.
However, consider these examples: (A) The rate of language extinction is accelerating, a tendency ultimately culminating in the survival of just a few languages, according to some. (8) The rate of language extinction is accelerating, a tendency that will ultimately culminate in the survival of just a few languages, according to some.
最后两句话,是在说因为主语用的是进行时态,所以修饰成分不要用分词修饰?还是说分词有时候表达不出来一些时态上的subtle 差别? |
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