relative judgements：
A： repetition of “Baldwin”; “while he was living there” adds no value

relative judgements：
A：had as a focus
B：had as its focus
VS focused on

relative judgements： BCE: have the ability to VS be able to

relative judgements：C (“allowed that the ... can” — as opposed to “allowed ... to ...”
I didn’t include B and E here, because “allow for X to [verb]” is a legitimate idiom whose meaning differs from this one)

relative judgements: E (“in their ability to” — as opposed to “they could”)

relative judgements: A:which was published VS published;in that VS because

relative judgements: BC: that are called vs called

relative judgement:C those run-on E emotions run-on

concise和idiom有欺骗性，考试时要注意。

求问B 哪里有错？万分感谢！！！

x有可能等于0

注意看前提，已经说了n在3和9之间了。。。

和Emily Dickinson’s letters那题一样，属于relative judgements类型的判断，表面上短悬垂+长主句更优美，直觉上这么复杂的具体位置是人应该重点的关注对象，而不是时间这种已经发生的事，whatever happens， happens。
同时A的having说明悬垂与后面的句子有因果关系，而且完成时没有参考系，错。

主将从先，比较对象是level

B项 觅食的大象会对他们即使不吃的植物也会造成损害。这个是无论大象吃不吃庄稼都客观存在的，即使大规模农业化之前也存在，所以并不是造成农民损失的原因，造成损失的原因应该是从不吃庄稼到吃庄稼。然后损失继续也是因为吃庄稼，所以选D

我不太明白的一个地方时，这个免费的材料是当做奖励给兽医呢，还是这个免费材料最终是跟着产品送达客户家里？

不认识plot 凉凉

我当时觉得，，，，哮喘的人是不能当运动员的啊，，，，我认识的哮喘的同学连长跑都跑不了啊，，，，

把e看成了，不游泳的人很难发现自己有哮喘。。。
我现在看选项之前自己先有一个判断，经常看错选项唉

看成support 题了，错选E