Although the restaurant company has recently added many new restaurants across the country and its sales have increased dramatically, its sales at restaurants open for more than a year have declined.
the restaurant company has recently added many new restaurants across the country and its sales have increased dramatically, its
the restaurant company has recently added many new restaurants across the country and its sales increased dramatically, its
many new restaurants have recently been opened across the country and its sales increased dramatically, the restaurant company's
having recently added many new restaurants across the country and with its sales increasing dramatically, the restaurant company's
recently adding many new restaurants across the country and having its sales increase dramatically, the restaurant company's
in (b), the first verb (has ... added) is in the present perfect, but the second (increased) is in the simple past. the parallelism in (a) is perfect: both verbs (has ... added and have ... increased) are presented in the same tense.
• C:many new restaurants have recently been opened across the country and...
in this construction, there is no indication that these new restaurants have been opened by the company in question. it just says that they have recently been opened, but not by whom. that's an unacceptable shift of meaning.
• D&E:these choices are both wrong for one of the most common (and therefore important) reasons you'll encounter: the initial modifier modifies the wrong noun. both of these choices modify "the restaurant company's sales". they should be modifying "the restaurant company".
C里边its不能只带所有格里边的名词the restaurant company's,而且前面的many new restaurants听起来并不是后面的the restaurant company开的,像是在说整个市场行情。
(b) contains bad parallelism. since you're talking about two trends that have taken place simultaneously, you MUST use the same verb tense to describe those trends.
in (b), the first verb (has ... added) is in the present perfect, but the second (increased) is in the simple past. i don't care whether you actually know what these tenses are called, provided that you can recognize that they are different.
CDE 的its 要不是指代有误就是无指代,排除;
剩下AB,A读起来会更顺一点,尤其是翻译成中文。现在完成时的have要比过去时的好。
虽然这个餐饮公司已经在全国开了很多分店,它的销量也已经有提升,但是它开了超过一年的餐厅blabla
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C its代词一般指代前文出现过
although+完整句子-> D/E
in (b), the first verb (has ... added) is in the present perfect, but the second (increased) is in the simple past. i don't care whether you actually know what these tenses are called, provided that you can recognize that they are different.