Re: [題目] 新多益必考單字600 P155 L25

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※ 引述《aclgpo ( )》之銘言： : : Here is a straightforward sentence: : : "The accountant NEED TO base his plan on realistic numbers." : : One may rewrite it as: : : "The accountant NEED realistic numbers TO base his plan on ." : : But to end a sentence with a preposition is sometimes considered substandard, : : so we follow what iwwe has suggested and put that "on" in front of "which." : 感謝c大 i大以及其他板友的指點~ 不過我還是有點不懂 : 1. 以c大的講解 是不是也就文法上 因為on放在前面 所以加個which當介系詞的受詞 : 而which就是realistic numbers? : 註:如果是這樣 這種文法是叫做? : 2. 還是說 which是引導形容詞子句 修飾realistic numbers? : 這樣的話to base是助動詞變化來的 : 如 which the accountant can base his plan on (再把on放在前面) : 註: 我以為這個助動詞變化成不定詞的用法只適用於名詞子句 : 如 I don't know what I should do. : ( I don't know what to do. ) : : → iwwe :on which to base his plan是老外比較常用的文法 02/07 06:36 : : → iwwe :same goes to "to which", "for which", "by which" 02/07 06:36 Dear aclgpo, Some questions can be expained in a fews words or lines of sentences, this question, I afraid, is not one of these. The question you raised is about "relative clauses" or "dependent clauses." Not a easy topic I would say, but it is important to understand it well. Here is a nice page from BBC World Service: http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/grammar/learnit/ learnitv286.shtml also http://www.edufind.com/english/grammar/REL3.CFM hope that helps ^^ -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 202.169.165.62
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嗯嗯 我了解了 謝謝c大
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explained* :)
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在BBC那個網頁裡中間淺色底的最後一句話，第一個that
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是做什麼用呢？
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(Please)Sit down.(祈使句, subject you and is
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often omitted.
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(Please) Note that …. It is a that clause, also
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called "a content clause." ^^
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Note from three sentences beginning with NOTE in
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that area, only the last one got a comma before
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THAT. This is the actual point that bewilders me.
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Just regarding it as the THAT CLAUSE after NOTE
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is OK (not caring about the comma).
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I suddenly found that I also used a comma in my
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first sentence here :p
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i agree with you ^^
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Note that... ==> Note ,$#^%$^,that... for example
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Note,for the record,the violators will be
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physically punished.
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Note that ==> Note @$%@%@$, that... for example
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Note at the end of this letter, Mr. Jones has
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signed and agreed to the specific terms and
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conditions.
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i personally think using 2 commas is clearer than
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using only ^^
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one. Forgot to put a 'that' in the 2nd example :p
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And the first one too :p What's going on with me?
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You mentioned a very important concept that
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punctuations were used for letting the meaning
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clearer. Sometimes people just focus too much
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on the grammar.
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punctuations "were" used --> are
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i couldn't agree with you more ^^
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