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jiaming12

and 在这里有强调的意味在 但是A确实比其他的都好 只能这么去解释了 让它过！

yidiyuehan

汗， 当时就是因为A的and 结果觉得and 肯定错就排除了。

tq0a4bvc

这道题选A就是这个原因吗？

winnemashi

以下是引用yidiyuehan在2009/10/9 23:32:00的发言：
汗， 当时就是因为A的and 结果觉得and 肯定错就排除了。

我也是这样的。。。

cl725

and perticularly 表示递进~

关键是时态，begin是瞬间动词，grow是延续性动词，所以不应该出现begin growing~应该是bigin to do~

C里的caused的发出者不是consumption而是report,把句子意思改变，所以只能选A~

shanefeng

这是og12的121，解释如下

This sentence explains why a trend of declining
wine sales reversed after the publication of a 1991
report suggesting that moderate consumption of
red wine correlated with reduced risk of heart
disease. The phrase particularly of red wine
modifies consumption of alcohol, and the sentence
must make clear that it is moderate consumption,
not red wine that the report links to reduced risk.
A Correct. In the second clause, they refers
correctly to sales of wines; the relative clause
beginning with that clearly indicates that
the report linked moderate consumption …
with a reduced risk.
B  Particularly red wine cannot describe
consumption—the preposition of is needed;
the placement of they so far from the
position of the antecedent Sales makes the
sentence awkward and difficult to decode.
C The clause beginning with which refers to
red wine in this construction, erroneously
suggesting that wine rather than moderate
consumption of alcohol correlates with
reduced risk of heart disease; particularly of
red wine is not parallel to moderate alcohol
consumption; it needs to follow moderate
consumption of alcohol to make sense.
D Without the preposition of, the sentence
indicates that red wine is a kind of
consumption—which makes no sense.
E The incorrect placement of the modifier in a
1991 report suggests that wine is being
consumed (albeit in moderation) in the
report itself.

fish2006

这是og12的121，解释如下

This sentence explains why a trend of declining
wine sales reversed after the publication of a 1991
report suggesting that moderate consumption of
red wine correlated with reduced risk of heart
disease. The phrase particularly of red wine
modi?es consumption of alcohol, and the sentence
must make clear that it is moderate consumption,
not red wine that the report links to reduced risk.
A Correct. In the second clause, they refers
correctly to sales of wines; the relative clause
beginning with that clearly indicates that
the report linked moderate consumption …
with a reduced risk.
B  articularly red wine cannot describe
consumption—the preposition of is needed;
the placement of they so far from the
position of the antecedent Sales makes the
sentence awkward and di?cult to decode.
C The clause beginning with which refers to
red wine in this construction, erroneously
suggesting that wine rather than moderate
consumption of alcohol correlates with
reduced risk of heart disease; particularly of
red wine is not parallel to moderate alcohol
consumption; it needs to follow moderate
consumption of alcohol to make sense.
D Without the preposition of, the sentence
indicates that red wine is a kind of
consumption—which makes no sense.
E The incorrect placement of the modi?er in a
1991 report suggests that wine is being
consumed (albeit in moderation) in the
report itself.

-- by 会员 shanefeng (2009/10/23 7:49:00)

贴OG解释上来有用的话就LZ就不用发帖了

ggruhe2000

查了朗文对连词“AND”的解释。COPY如下：

and
1 used to join two words, phrases etc referring to things that are related in some way:
   He's gone to get some fish and chips.
   The film starred Jack Lemmon and Shirley Maclaine.
   We've dealt with items one, two, and eleven.
   He was tall, dark and handsome.
   He plays the guitar and sings folk song。
   She didn't speak to anyone and nobody spoke to her.
2 used to say that one action or event follows another:
   Sit down and tell me all about it.
   She picked up the kitten and put it in the box.
   He knocked on the door and went in.
   You'll have to wait and see what happens.
3 used to say that something is caused by something else:
   I missed supper and I'm starving!
   She fell downstairs and broke her leg.
4 used when adding numbers:
   Six and four is ten.
5 especially British English used after verbs such as 'go', 'come', and 'try' to show what your intention is:
   Shall we go and have a cup of coffee?
    I'll see if I can try and persuade her to come.
6 spoken used to introduce a statement, remark, question etc:
   And now I'd like to introduce our next speaker, Mrs Thompson.
  She's getting married in June.' 'And who's the lucky man?'
7 used between repeated words to emphasize what you are saying:
[Look up a word starting with D or S for samples of headword or sentence pronunciations on the LDOCE CD-ROM] More and more people are losing their jobs.
[Look up a word starting with D or S for samples of headword or sentence pronunciations on the LDOCE CD-ROM] We waited for hours and hours!
   That was years and years ago.
    We ran and ran.
8
a) used before saying the part of a large number which is less than 100:
   a hundred and four
   five hundred and seventy-six
   by the year two thousand and ten
b) used when saying a number which consists of a whole number followed by a fraction:
    three and three-quarters
    in about two and a half hours' time
    five and a quarter per cent
9 used between repeated plural nouns to say that some things of a particular kind are much better than others:
     'They said this guy was an expert.' 'Yes, but there are experts and experts.'
10
and?
spoken used when you want someone to add something to what they have just said:
   'I'm sorry.' 'And?' 'And I promise it won't happen again.'

觉得只有第6项可能勉强解释这题中的AND。水平有限，能想到的就这么多。

贴出来，大牛们也许能从这里延伸出更多的解释，希望能起到一点提示作用。

天使追梦

不懂不懂。。

wanrita

嗯，不懂不懂~  继续等懂的且能解释得通的