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55. A recent study has found that within the past few years, many doctors had elected early retirement rather than face the threats of lawsuits and the rising costs of malpractice insurance.

(A)  had elected early retirement rather than face

(B)  had elected early retirement instead of facing

(C)  have elected retiring early instead of facing

(D)  have elected to retire early rather than facing

(E)   have elected to retire early rather than face

Because the sentence describes a situation that continues into the present, choices A and B are incorrect in using the past perfect had elected, which denotes an action completed at a specific time in the past. Also, alternatives presented in the expressions x rather than y and x Instead ofy should be parallel in form, but A and B mismatch the noun retirement with the verb forms/ace and facing. C is faulty because have elected, which is correct in tense, cannot idiomatically be followed by a participle such as retiring. D correctly follows have elected with an infinitive, to retire, but, like A and B, fails to maintain parallelism. Only E, the best choice, uses the correct tense, observes parallelism, and is idiomatic.

看了以前讨论没有答案.

第一次听说,因为前面用了完成时,have done后面不能加doing只能加to do

薄冰语法也没查到

哪位给讲讲?

wycg

OG里说的是elect不接分词,要接不定式.而不是针对have elected.