In the traditional Japanese household, most clothing could be packed flatly, and so it was not necessary to have elaborate closet facilities.
flatly, and so it was not necessary to have elaborate closet facilities
flat, and so elaborate closet facilities were unnecessary
flatly, and so there was no necessity for elaborate closet facilities
flat, there being no necessity for elaborate closet facilities
flatly, as no elaborate closet facilities were necessary
flatly意思为直截了当的,段然的
so可以做连词也可以作副词,所以and so没有问题
無動作者就用被動,不用虛主詞 選B
另外flatly在做adv的时候意思是“直截了当地”。我是反应不过来,还不如从补语和状语的角度来排除选项。
B:so可以当conj和adv,and so可以连用。
D:there be句型强调的是名词,而且这里是独立主格结构做状语,修饰的是pack这个动作,用“没有必要性”来修饰动作?听起来怪怪的。
flat应该是做宾语补足语吧
对and 的理解是,如果前面加了逗号,则是一个独立的、并列的完整句子。
如果没加逗号,要于前面保持平行。
而不是折的這個動作 所以FLAT
flatly意思为直截了当的,段然的
flatly是状语,表示“动作平“
bushi 不是写的 no necessity for 吗 不就是不需要额意思吗 什么叫做和前面没关系 可以细讲一下吗?
请问 there being 做结果状语 这种解释错在哪里呢登录 或 注册 后可以参加讨论
Adverbs (in a context) such as "fast", "flat", "high" are used without "+ly"
E.g. -He runs fast (Incorrect: He runs fastly)
-Throw high (Incorrect: throw highly)
根据句间逻辑排除DE
flatly改变句意,是断然地,绝对地,要用flat
问:C选项的there be句型相当于强调名词,可以排除,
A选项的it was not necessary to have elaborate closet facilities感觉加一个for them比较好,have就有了动作发出者?
B选项总体来说逻辑清晰,句子简洁
flat可以使形容词也可以是副词 平直的 单调的 直接地