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来源:https://www.beatthegmat.com/in-his-experiments-with-gravity-t80376.html贴一下Ron在beatthegmat讲的:
modifiers that start with the relative pronouns “who”, “which”, “that” must actually be CLAUSES. in other words, the modifier must actually contain a VERB whose subject is who/which/that.
this doesn't happen in choice (c); there is no verb present in the modifier. (note that -ing constructions are not verbs!)
the modifier in choice (d) is in a different class of modifiers altogether; you may want to search the forum for “absolute phrase” if you want more information on how this type of modifier works. these kinds of modifiers DON'T involve verbs; they generally have the form COMMA + (PRO)NOUN + ADJ, where ADJ could be either an actual adjective or a modifier that plays the role of an adjective (such as an -ing modifier).
choice (d) uses the absolute phrase modifier correctly: the pronoun is followed by “contributing”, which is an adjective-type modifier.
note that these absolute phrases CANNOT contain verbs; if you put a verb into an absolute phrase, it becomes a run-on.
总结起来就是
- who,which, that关系代词等后面要加从句,从句要包括一个谓语动词
- 而each+V-ing 是一个叫做absolute phrase的东东,通常结构为 Comma+(pro)noun+adj.,这里的adj.可以是一个形容词,也可以是可作为形容词的成分(如V-ing )
- absolute phrases里面不能有谓语动词
翻译如有错误,欢迎指正
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