re这个,正解
http://www.manhattangmat.com/forums/the-parthenon-is-larger-than-usual-for-a-doric-temple-t1019.html When something is compared to a subgroup to which it belongs, 'is usual' should be used. When something is compared to itself, 'usual' is fine.
真的很谢谢cwang的整理! 真的很清楚。 但有一个整理规则以外的题目,此题是than当关系代词,且than前面省略temple。 不晓得各位怎么解读和归纳?
Form24-15 (考古p.53#15)
The Parthenon is larger than usual for a Doric temple, with eight columns on the short sides and seventeen on the long ones rather than the typical six and thirteen. A) usual B) is usual C) has been usual D) one usually is E) it is usual
答案是 (B)
-- by 会员 yuyingchao (2005/6/16 4:36:00)
I believe B to be right here I'm not sure what the exact rule here is but I'll try to back it up with examples. Ex: A mercedes is more expensive than usual for a car --> wrong A mercedes is more expensive than is usual for a car --> sounds better Warren Buffet is richer than usual for a human being --> wrong Warren Buffet is richer than is usual for a human being --> sounds better I believe the difference between the 2 is that the former is equivalent to normal and you usually intends "compared to the subject's self" Ex: He is nicer than usual --> ok The latter "is usual" is used to compare the subject, being part of a subgroup, to the overall group as shown in my examples. http://gmatclub.com/forum/sc4-7091.html-- by 会员 yibuyibu (2012/1/12 1:24:52)
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