OG 、RON的解释、Prep 08解释有差别的地方关于so ...as to 等用法

jiangjiang2016

miushock 发表于 2016-3-8 10:08
你没搞明白什么是action verb，action verb指的是一个clause里的主要动词，而非修饰成分

Although schisto ...

这个对action verb的解释很有启示，谢谢！

AnnieFFish

对action verb理解无能。。。。。。。。。。。。。。虽然RON言之凿凿。。。。。。。。

岚弈

AnnieFFish 发表于 2016-8-27 11:11
对action verb理解无能。。。。。。。。。。。。。。虽然RON言之凿凿。。。。。。。。
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额。。。如果我没有理解错的话，这东西在中文里叫做【谓语】。。。。因为很多动词在句子里是做修饰语的。。。

lianhanhua

alzn2765 发表于 2016-3-6 16:28
第一个前面那个对。
it is so adj. as to do 或者do so adv. as to do
从来没见过倒装的

您真是笑死我了...我只有一个问题， 您看过OG么？？？
the construction （so x as to y） is not a correct idiom.
懂了吗？
我只想说，这是个研究学问的地方，请端正态度！
谢谢！

lianhanhua

miushock 发表于 2016-3-8 10:08
你没搞明白什么是action verb，action verb指的是一个clause里的主要动词，而非修饰成分

Although schisto ...

你们这都是什么人啊，我读书少不要骗我。。。
He, laboring under unbearable rudeness, so depressed as to quit the forum.
这是句子吗？这和他给的例子根本不是一回事啊

lianhanhua

给这个帖子差评，看了半天，说话的人都没在点上。。。。

alzn2765

lianhanhua 发表于 2017-1-28 19:37
给这个帖子差评，看了半天，说话的人都没在点上。。。。

希望你以后继续指导论坛里的其他有需要帮助的同学。

SamKboardW

摘GMAT Club DmitryFarber(Manhattan Prep Instructor) 的答案作为补充

“So as to” vs. “so that” is a “red-herring” split here. In other words, either form is fine. The GMAT has gone back and forth on "so as to" (see Ch. 9 of our SC book), but you wouldn't want to eliminate on this basis alone.

In any case, the idiom “so as to” will generally have an intervening term: “So X as to Y.”

The award-winning pumpkin was so large as to require a special scale.

Note that the odd form of this idiom puts "require" in the present tense. Its size was large enough to cause this requirement.

We can also use “so that” with a more straightforward construction:

The award-winning pumpkin was so large that it required a special scale.

原帖：https://gmatclub.com/forum/correct-usage-of-so-as-to-and-so-that-121797.html

SamKboardW

贴一个Experts' global的视频，讲的是so + cause +as to
https://www.expertsglobal.com/use-of-so-as-to-on-gmat/

SamKboardW

再补充一下Ron在另一个帖子关于so... as to和enough to的比较

think about the way you'd use these expressions in common language: the "so.. as to" emphasizes the extreme nature of whatever you're talking about. The "enough" is implying that you're just over the threshold of something, but not implying any sort of extreme quality.

For instance:
The ribbon I bought was long enough to wrap fully around the package with a few inches left over.
In this sentence, there is nothing particularly extreme about the length of the ribbon (unless the package happens to be Paul Bunyan-sized, but we aren't told anything like that). Instead, we're simply saying that the ribbon's length exceeds a certain threshold: the length required to make it around the package.

The ribbon I bought was so long as to wrap around my entire house.
Here, "long enough" just wouldn't capture the essence of what we're trying to say, which is that the ribbon is ridiculously long.

原帖：https://www.manhattanprep.com/gmat/forums/idioms-so-x-as-to-y-vs-x-enough-to-y-t1711.html