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题库 / Prep2008E1-SC-201
The three women, liberal activists who strongly support legislation in favor of civil rights and environmental protection, have consistently received labor's unqualifying support.
have consistently received labor's unqualifying support
are consistently receiving the unqualifying support of labor
have consistently received the unqualified support of labor
receive consistent and unqualified support by labor
are receiving consistent and unqualified support by labor
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unqualified=unlimited
unqualifying: 不合格的
unqualified 不合格的，unqualifying不合要求的，‘s拥有， of可以表性质
Ron： i'm loath to use apostrophe + "s" for anything but humans, animals, and the like.
‘s在表达上相对有限制==》拥有某种东西
of sth 也表示拥有，但可以说一些非物化的，比如拥有特征之类的
but by all means try to eliminate based on other things first.
"unqualifying" means "not meeting some sort of standard for qualification"
"unqualified", which means "without any sort of restriction or reservation".
前：are receiving和 have received都说的过去，但是做题时过度纠结了这里，时间花了还错了。应该转移去看后。
中： unqualified adj不受限制的
后：劳动力上的帮助是support of labor，不是 support by labor；
unqualifying adj.没有达到要求的
A's B prefer A是一个人 e.g. Lizzy's book
by sb 形容的是动词 “support of labor" is correct, "support by labor" isn't correct
unqualified adj. 不合格的, 无资格的 // 无限制的, 无条件的;绝对的, 十足的
unqualifying adj.没有达到要求的
这边句子的意思应该是绝对的支持 选C
A选项：‘s的用法表示拥有，of 可以表示性质
unqualifying释义: not meeting some sort of standard for qualification
unqualified释义: without any sort of restriction or reservation
unqualifying adj.没有达到要求的
就是 这两个 单词 烦人。。。。登录 或 注册 后可以参加讨论
‘s在表达上相对有限制==》拥有某种东西
of sth 也表示拥有，但可以说一些非物化的，比如拥有特征之类的
unqualified adj. 不合格的, 无资格的 // 无限制的, 无条件的;绝对的, 十足的==》这里取无限制的 这个意思
unqualifying adj.没有达到要求的
"unqualifying" means "not meeting some sort of standard for qualification".
the intended meaning here is "unqualified", which means "without any sort of restriction or reservation".
unqualify不合格的
but by all means try to eliminate based on other things first.
the past perfect makes perfect (heh) sense here. the idea is that, lately, the women have been receiving support from labor.
the present participial form "are receiving" would also make sense, but remember that you aren't supposed to change the meaning of the sentence without a good reason for doing so.
support of/from sb收到某人支持，排除(D)(E)
选(C)