...osed to have done,而不能用is。我觉得很有道理,因为planned/intended/meant to have done sth.中的plan和could/should have done sth. 中的could都是过去时。所以 (一)我怀疑《柯林斯》hand in例句翻译的正确性: I'm supposed to have handed in ...
What is it that has make him ______excited?
A. so B. such C. quite D. too
凭语感感觉应该是 so,答案也是 so,那么为什么不能选 quite 和 too 呢?
我的理解:quite 修饰分级形容词时表折衷,“还算”,这里...
...only just an our ago on the soccer field. How could he have missed scoring that goal? He had let his whole team down.His team had lost the game because of him.我的疑问:1. would 在这此的用法,是过去将来时吗?2. could have missed 的用法?是对过去的推测?3. had let,had ...
...ama of lovers having misunderstandings and struggling to covecome barriers that keep them apart.请教老师,第一个which 指代的是前面的句子“As Shakespeare… run smooth”,是非限制性定语从句,为何which前面要用句号?第二个which指代的是前面的“tales of r...
比如例句:To realize how great was the dramatic activity, we must remember further that hosts of plays have been lost.
这里为什么不是how great the dramatic activity was,而是how形容词+谓语+主语?
The cornerstone of the scientific method requires that your results, to be of scientific merit, must be reproducible.这里of + n. ,据我所学是类似于形容词,然后to be adj. 这样的结构,还作插入语,在我印象中只有 to be honest,但是感觉没什么关联。所以请...
The rise of anti-happy art almost exactly tracks the emergence of mass media, and with it, a commercial culture in which happiness is not just an ideal but an ideology.这里的track翻译成什么合适?
托福TPO14的一句话:Certainly,rational appeals in advertising aimed at children are limited,as most advertisements use emotional and indirect appeals to psychological states or associations.后半句怎么理解。appeal是名词,查了字典,作为名词“吸引力”的appeal并没有ap...