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
ome initial considerations:
- 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最好,B用to have非常awkard.
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.
ome initial considerations:
- 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'
归因:没读懂
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
注意后面to project 和前文之间的平行关系 只有to capture 才是同级平行
be adj. for sb. to do sth.初中学的就忘了,naive~
make it possible for sb to do sth
没有make it that …这种结构
make it possible for sb to do sth.
make sth possible
make possible sth.
make it possible for something to do
with 是用电影或者胶卷,不可能,只能是35毫米带子的真实度 that of
make possible sth
make it possible for sb to do
make sth possible
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.
with介词,+名词,表示:
(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
B,cameras can capture material at a degree of fidelity like the degree with film, with改成of,这里要把省略部分补足成the degree of film,不是the degree with that film can capture material,因为电影不会捕捉高精度物质,是相机捕捉了高精度物质后呈现在电影里,是电影的高精度
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.
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.
考点:平行;比较
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)
A中比较对象不对等,fidelity和film对比。
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。)
that 指代 degree of fidelity