① 请英语高手帮帮忙,关于专四的语法题!请详细说明答案的内容,太感谢了! --
你好,朋友。答案错了,应该是 Rarely seen.
1 B.Rarely to be seen 强调的是一种“目的”概念,在这里与句子的逻辑不符内合,所以是错的。容
2 C.Rarely seen是正确的答案,做句子主语 the white mountain goat 前置定语,具体解释就是: The white mountain goat, WHICH IS RARELY SEEN, is an extremely sure-footed - - - .
3 如果是Rare to be seen的话,也是对的,这样就等于:WHICH IS RARE TO BE SEEN.
② 英语专业四级语法题目 求讲解
答案:B
解释:
1. 此句本身语法并无错误。
前后两个句子如果是完整的句子,则中间的逗号说明这两个句子要么是并列句,要么是主从复合句。
但是不管是哪一种句子,都缺少一个连词来引导这两个句子。
可以改成:Because he was deprived of the financial means to remain independent, Thomas E dison was compelled to seek employment as a night telegraph operator.
或:He was deprived of the financial means to remain independent, so Thomas E dison was compelled to seek employment as a night telegraph operator.
2. 如果使用答案A,则that引导的是什么从句呢?
如果是名词性从句,则逗号后面的主句又不缺少主语,宾语,表语或同位语这种名词性成分;
如果引导定语从句,则该从句修饰后面主句中哪一个名词/代词呢?更何况that也不能充当非限制性定语从句的关系词。
3. 答案B使用了deprived of the financial means to remain independent这种过去分词短语做后面句子的原因状语,为正解。
因为句子主语Thomas Edison和deprive之间构成短语:sb be deprived of...,所以使用过去分词deprived来引导此状语。
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③ 英语专四语法两道,请详解,并翻译,谢谢
你好。
第一句是D
Only take such clothes as are really necessary
== Take the clothes THAT are really necessary
------ 你的句子属于定语从句的范畴。
第二句的答案是D
AS is often the case , - - --
== - - - , which is often the case.
AS is often the case 是插专入语结构属。
④ 专四真题,求语法点解析,详细些,会给好评哦
选A
It
_____
to
see
so
many
children
in
that
mountainous
area
cannot...
It是
形式主来语
而to
see...是真自主语
.
(
To
see
...)
really
pains
her.
我们观察例句发现
pain没有进行时,无变动,主语是事不是人
⑤ 英语专业四级语法题
选B是对的!
1.allowing for his age是个短语而已,不是句子啊,even是一个副词,放在它的前面,意思是“即使”。Even allowing for his age只是个短语而已,不能看成是句子。 he still acts very immaturely才是个完整的句子;he 是主语,still是副词, acts 是谓语,very immaturely是副词做状语,主干是he acts immaturely。
2. Although 是连词,要连接完整的句子,但是allowing for his age只是个短语,非句子,所以只能选择even这个副词来连接它。
3.这道题目其实是在考你对 Although和 Even 这两词的词性的了解而已,它们的意思相同但是词性不一样也就导致了他们在句子中的用法不同。
4.“但我查了牛津字典,上面说even不可以单独放在句首和连接从句。”
答:even是可以 放在句首的,而且它在这里也非单独啊,它后面连接了allowing for his age,是个短语啊。even不能直接连接句子,要加if或者though才可以,意思是即使, 尽管。even是个副词,even if和even though才是连词。