240. What brought the automobile company back from the verge of bankruptcy shortly after the Second World War was a special, governmentally sanctioned price increase allowed during a period of wage and price controls.
(A) What brought
(B) The thing that brought
(C) That which brought
(D) Bringing(A)
(E) What has brought
Choice A is best. The verb tense is correct and the pronoun what refers most concisely and idiomatically to the noun increase. It may help to imagine a simplified version of the sentence and substitute the other answer choices for “The price increase was what brought...”Both B and C are unnecessarily wordy, and C is awkward and unidiomatic. (重复)Both D and E are faulty in tense; Bringing suggests an ongoing condition and is incompatible with an action that was completed shortly after the Second World War. (过去进行时与shortly after不一致)Similarly, has brought indicates action that continues up to the present; (完成时表示动作持续到现在)the past tense brought is needed to parallel was. (平行,动词的平行)
1. Bringing suggests an ongoing condition and is incompatible with an action that was completed shortly after the Second World War. 理解为倒装 对吗
2是否过去进行时与shortly after不一致
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