有个鬼佬是这么解释C的。(from testmagic.com)
I think C is the part that is confusing people, so let’s flip the sentence around to see a bit more clearly that it’s not correct to use if with can:
If all of the three major networks broadcast the same statement, television can be superficial.
This sentence should read:
If all of the three major networks broadcast the same statement, television will be superficial.
In other word, it’s not correct to use can after if. Let’s look at a simpler example:
If the temperature drops below 0 degrees Celsius, distilled water can or will freeze.
Finally, it’s better to use each than it is to use all, since each network is operating independently, all implies that the networks were working together.
关于each用法,他还举了两个例句,看过就记住了。
Three cats each eat …
Three cats, each of which eats…
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