以下是引用merlion在2003-8-7 11:17:00的发言:比较一下: in 1) vacations turn out to cost more than they originally seemed ( to cost ...) vacations turn out to cost more than it originally seemed they would (turn out to cost...) parallel:turn out to cost & seemed ( to cost ) in 2) plantics are taking more ... than they originally seemed ( to take ...) /but "in front of "than" is "taking" not "take" plantics are taking more ... than it originally seemed they would (take...) parallel:are taking & would (take...) so i think in 2) e is better. i am not sure, you can correct me
Thank you for your message,merlion,but:
for 1,why do you add "turn out to cost" after "....it origionally seemed they would"?I mean what is your basis?What if I add "cost",so the whole sentence is "...vacations turn out to cost more than it originally seemed they would ( cost...)?
for 2,if we are talking about parallelism,I think the sentence " plantics are taking more ... than they originally seemed ( to take ...) " is more parellel than the sentence " plantics are taking more ... than it originally seemed they would (take...)".Plus the former is not so wordy as the later.
I guess the key of this question is that these two expressions have different meanings.But I am not sure.
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