Government officials announced that restrictions on the use of water would continue because no appreciative increase in the level of the river resulted from the intermittent showers that had fallen throughout the area the day before.
restrictions on the use of water would continue because no appreciative increase in the level of the river
restricting the use of water would continue because there had not been any appreciative increase in the river's level that
the use of water would continue to be restricted because not any appreciable increase in the river's level had
restrictions on the use of water would continue because no appreciable increase in the level of the river had
using water would continue being restricted because not any appreciable increase in the level of the river
appreciative=赞赏的 appreciable=可观的
C) the use of water would continue to be restricted because not any appreciable increase in the river's level had
- use of "the use of water" leads to unnecessary passive voice
- "not any.." is unidiomatic and can be replaced by simple "no..",同D
appreciative=赞赏的 appreciable=可观的
从判决的背景来看,很明显,只有在河水水平没有按照预期上升之后才会发布公告。 这就是宣布这一消息的原因。
因此,为了在这两个相关事件之间建立正确的顺序,我们使用过去完成时间来发生之前发生的事件 - 结果。
现在,间歇性阵雨在前一天下降。 由于阵雨是间歇性的,河水水位没有按要求增加。 所以这两个事件也是相关的。
但由于阵雨在河流水位没有明显上升之前下降,这个动作也用过去的完整时态动词写成。
所以现在,我们有两个以过去完成时态写的事件。 为了使这两个过去事件之间的排序清楚,使用了前一天的短语。 这句话使得所有相关事件的排序绝对清晰。
A选项:announcement和其提到的事件之间有一个时间差,因为事件先发生,然后才announce,所以用过去的过去时态;
B错在:意思是Restriction需要继续因为没有河流水平的increase,前后没有关系。应该是因为下雨没有导致河流水平increase,所以需要继续restriction
C和E的被动语态是不必要的,会造成不知道是谁做发起了restrict这件事,事实上是government发起了restriction所以应该用主动语态更清晰。
这题考的是时态 一个过去时 两个过去完成时
announce. had resulted .had fallen
因为announce必定是在resulted后面的 所以为了区分 resulted用了过去完成时 而后面也用了过去完成时 他们两之间其实也有时间前后关系。如何区分呢。 注意以上the day before就是把这两者又做了个区分
从判决的背景来看,很明显,只有在河水水平没有按照预期上升之后才会发布公告。 这就是宣布这一消息的原因。
因此,为了在这两个相关事件之间建立正确的顺序,我们使用过去完成时间来发生之前发生的事件 - 结果。
现在,间歇性阵雨在前一天下降。 由于阵雨是间歇性的,河水水位没有按要求增加。 所以这两个事件也是相关的。
但由于阵雨在河流水位没有明显上升之前下降,这个动作也用过去的完整时态动词写成。
所以现在,我们有两个以过去完成时态写的事件。 为了使这两个过去事件之间的排序清楚,使用了前一天的短语。 这句话使得所有相关事件的排序绝对清晰。
我不明白为什么答案要用过去完成时?我错选了A。还有C是不是错在核心词为the use of water would continue,文中应该是the restiction would continue?
appreciative是赞赏的意思 appreciable是可察觉的
C 无生命of结构比‘s好 not any 不如no
E 时态错误 not any wordy
A选项:announcement和其提到的事件之间有一个时间差,因为事件先发生,然后才announce,所以用过去的过去时态;
B选项:there had not been是wordy的表达;that错误的指代level,level 导致,与文章想表达的前面的整个事件resulted ...不符;
C选项:使用the use of water would continue to be restricted,而非restrictions on the use of water造成wordy;更加wordy的是not any appreciable increase;
E选项:错误同上
这个说的像样
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另外从时态的角度考察 也可以从ad中 选出D
"appreciative" - showing gratitude VS "appreciable" - noticeable - Slight difference in word but huge difference in meaning. And "increase" can not be appreciative.
appreciative; appreciable 词义
E) Using water would continue being restricted because not any appreciable increase in the level of the river
- "not any.." is unidiomatic and can be replaced by simple "no.."
- Also missing "had" at the end, distorting the temporal relationship between "increase in level" and "intermittent rain"
C) the use of water would continue to be restricted because not any appreciable increase in the river's level had
- use of "the use of water" leads to unnecessary passive voice
- "not any.." is unidiomatic and can be replaced by simple "no.."
B) restricting the use of water would continue because there had not been any appreciative increase in the river's level that
- "appreciative" is incorrect
- "that" seems incorrect modifier
A) restrictions on the use of water would continue because no appreciative increase in the level of the river
- "appreciative" is incorrect
- Also missing "had" at the end, distorting the temporal relationship between "increase in level" and "intermittent rain"
Analysis:
1. "appreciative" - showing gratitude VS "appreciable" - noticeable - Slight difference in word but huge difference in meaning. And "increase" can not be appreciative.
2. "Restriction" should be the main subject to convey the meaning succinctly.
C By making use of water instead of restrictions the subject of the that
clause, this version of the sentence necessitates the use of a wordy and
indirect passive infinitive phrase to be restricted.