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楼主楼主!我在Manhattan Prep的forum里找到了Ron大神的回复:
either "have to..." or "would have to..." (or "will have to...", which doesn't appear in the choices) could work here.
"have to ..."
--> no implication about whether this is likely; just a matter-of-fact statement about what they need.
"would have to..."
--> implies that this is an unlikely (or even impossible) scenario.
"will have to..."
--> implies that this will be at issue sometime in the future. doesn't imply anything about whether demographers will be able to achieve this kind of knowledge, but says that they'll need it (and so will fail in their efforts if they don't succeed in obtaining the knowledge).
if you change "economical" to "economic" in choice (b), you would have another viable option.
出处:https://www.manhattanprep.com/gmat/forums/forecast-t7862-15.html
也就是说这道题里的have to/would have to不是一个真正的split,这两种表达意思上有轻微的不同,但是这里我们无法判断原意是哪个,所以两个都行。事实上这道题确实不需要用这个来判断出正确选项 |
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