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Recent breakthroughs in technology have made it possible that high-definition digital video cameras are able to capture material with a degree of fidelity that nearly compares to 35-millimeter film and to project it digitally in theaters with no resulting loss of image quality.
it possible that high-definition digital video cameras are able to capture material with a degree of fidelity that nearly compares to
it possible to have high-definition digital video cameras that can capture material at a degree of fidelity almost like that with
it possible for high-definition digital video cameras to capture material with a degree of fidelity nearly comparable to that of
possible high-definition digital video cameras that can capture material at a degree of fidelity almost like
possible high-definition digital video cameras able to capture material with a degree of fidelity that nearly compares to that with
- the proper idiomatic form with 'made it possible...' is FOR noun INFINITIVE.
- the sentence contains a comparison, so you should be thinking about parallelism from the outset.
choice a:
- 'make it possible ... are able to' is redundant
- i'm not sure about 'compares' as a verb in the active voice here (although i'm not confident enough to give you a straight 'no' on the issue). to me, 'is comparable to' looks better than 'compares to' (although it's possible that both are acceptable).
choice b:
- 'to have' is unclear (who HAS the cameras? the sentence leaves that issue totally unresolved)
- 'at' is unidiomatic (you capture images WITH a degree of fidelity)
- 'with' is not properly parallel (should be 'of')
choice c: CORRECT
- proper idiom: make it possible FOR noun INFINITIVE
- 'with' = proper idiom
- proper, parallel comparison: the DEGREE of fidelity is comparable to THAT (i.e., the degree of fidelity) of 35mm film
choice d:
- change of meaning: the original sentence doesn't assert that the cameras are now possible, but, rather, that existing cameras can be improved.
- improper comparison: this sentence literally compares a DEGREE of fidelity to 35mm FILM (not logically comparable / parallel items)
choice e:
- change of meaning: the original sentence doesn't assert that the cameras are now possible, but, rather, that existing cameras can be improved.
- 'that with' should be 'that of'
又是比较级 than/ compared to | that of
网友笔记：（注意后两句possible的位置）
Dummy pronoun
3.Postpone Infinitive or That-Clause Objects
Right: She made it possible for us to attend the movie.
Right: She made possible our attendance at the movie.
Right: She made our attendance at the movie possible.
- the proper idiomatic form with 'made it possible...' is FOR noun INFINITIVE.
- the sentence contains a comparison, so you should be thinking about parallelism from the outset.
choice a:
- 'make it possible ... are able to' is redundant
- i'm not sure about 'compares' as a verb in the active voice here (although i'm not confident enough to give you a straight 'no' on the issue). to me, 'is comparable to' looks better than 'compares to' (although it's possible that both are acceptable).
choice b:
- 'to have' is unclear (who HAS the cameras? the sentence leaves that issue totally unresolved)
- 'at' is unidiomatic (you capture images WITH a degree of fidelity)
- 'with' is not properly parallel (should be 'of')
choice c: CORRECT
- proper idiom: make it possible FOR noun INFINITIVE
- 'with' = proper idiom
- proper, parallel comparison: the DEGREE of fidelity is comparable to THAT (i.e., the degree of fidelity) of 35mm film
choice d:
- change of meaning: the original sentence doesn't assert that the cameras are now possible, but, rather, that existing cameras can be improved.
- improper comparison: this sentence literally compares a DEGREE of fidelity to 35mm FILM (not logically comparable / parallel items)
choice e:
- change of meaning: the original sentence doesn't assert that the cameras are now possible, but, rather, that existing cameras can be improved.
- 'that with' should be 'that of'
C that 指代fidelity
五句话是3种不同的意思 A C的意思比较合理
A 比较对象错误
make sth possible
make possible sth.
make it possible for sb to do
make sth possible
Right: She made possible our attendance at the movie.
Right: She made our attendance at the movie possible.
(1)和……一起，do sth with sb
(2)具有、带有，a girl with red hair 一位红发女郎，
(3)用，Cut it with a knife. 用刀把它切开；The bag was stuffed with dirty clothes. 袋子里塞满了脏衣服
(4)涉及一事与另一事的关系，She won't be able to help us with all the family commitments she has. 她有这么多家务事，帮不了我们
本题to capture material with a degree of fidelity, with+名词做状语修饰 capture，相机以一定程度的保真度捕获材料
这里是比较保真度的程度，to capture material with a degree of fidelity comparable to that of film
Right: She made it possible for us to attend the movie.
Right: She made possible our attendance at the movie.
Right: She made our attendance at the movie possible.
3.Postpone Infinitive or That-Clause Objects
Right: She made it possible for us to attend the movie.
Right: She made possible our attendance at the movie.
Right: She made our attendance at the movie possible.
语义：高保真camera are able to capture material (具有某种程度的保真度相比35-millimeter film 的保真度).. and to protect...
语法：
BD选项：不满足to capture ...and to protect...的合理平行结构。排除
A选项：不是比较两者的保真度。排除
E选项：相比C强调名词而不是一整个句子，结构上不清晰.排除（不确定）
possible和are able to 是redundant（但是BD中的possible和can不是redundant。因为不在同一个层次。）