作者scrokatrs (Blut und Eisen Metalism)
看板GMAT
標題Re: [SC. ] PP1-50,PP1-87
時間Mon Oct 4 11:14:38 2010
: 請問以下兩題pp1-50& pp1-87是否為S+V+O的比較? 若是,為何pp1-87的"women
: living in the Northeast and Midwest"不需補出動詞?
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: PP1-50.
: Many teenagers undergo stress, but results of a recent study indicate that
: the patterns of stress that girls experience are more likely to result in
: depression than are those that boys experience.
: -------------------------------
: (A) are those that boys experience ans:(A)
此題比較處為
the patterns of stress that girls experience are
---------------(a)--------------------------
more likely to result in depression
than
are those that boys experience
----------(b)-------------
寫得較清楚一點,此題的意思應為
(a) are more likely to result in depression
than
(b) are [to result in depression]
中文:(a)比(b)更容易造成depression ( 比較(a)與(b) )
此處(b)部份若未補出are,則可能變為以下意思:
(a) are more likely to result
in depression
than
[in] (b)
中文:(a)較容易造成depression,而較不容易造成(b) (比較"depression"與(b))
因為這裡全部都是"物",故要補出"are"以避免造成混淆
(有 "人" 也有 "物" 的見下題)
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: PP1-87.
: Results of a United States study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine
: have shown college-educated women and women living in the South and West to
: ----------------------------------------------------------------
: be significantly more likely to be using supplemental hormones as women
: -----------------------------------------------------------------------
: living in the Northeast and Midwest.
: ------
: (E) that college-educated women and women living in the South and West are
: significantly more likely to use supplemental hormones than women living
: ans:(E)
此處文意應為
(a) are more likely to use hormones
than
(b) [are to use hormones]
但這裡即使不補出are
也不會造成
(a) 較傾向use hormones,而不是use (b)
因為(b)是人,hormones是物,這裡很清楚
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附註:
其實外國人會說,
補不補出動詞要看會不會ambigious,
但是我覺得光看"句意"的話,
事實上第一題也不太會ambigious,
我認為使用詞本身的性質來判斷可能會好一些
(人、物...等等)
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Example: (以下轉錄自Manhattan)
A verb is optional, unless the comparison is unclear or
could be misinterpreted without it.
"Jerry likes George more than a root canal."
This is clear: Jerry has a preference between
George and a root canal. No verb necessary,
though it wouldn't be wrong to use one,
just wordy: "Jerry likes George more than he likes a root canal."
"Jerry likes George more than Elaine."
This is not clear: Does Jerry have a preference between
George and Elaine? Or do Jerry and Elaine differ in their
feelings about George?
To clear up the confusion, you must use a verb:
(1) "Jerry likes George more than he likes Elaine."
(Notice that "he" = Jerry, not George, as both are
subjects of their respective verbs.
Parallelism prevents a true pronoun ambiguity emergency,
though the GMAT might still use Jerry's name instead of
the pronoun to be clear.)
(2) "Jerry likes George more than Elaine does."
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※ 編輯: scrokatrs 來自: 140.112.4.170 (10/04 11:15)
推 harmbear:請問 Jerry likes George more than a root canal 這句話 10/04 11:37
→ harmbear:不會有造成比較前後不對稱的情況嗎? 謝謝~ 10/04 11:38
→ scrokatrs:我想這句只是Manhattan的老師舉例方便吧 10/04 20:58
推 lovenarimiya:thanks. 解釋得非常清楚~ 10/04 23:06
推 harmbear:謝謝!!! 10/04 23:26