gmatscmanhatten曼哈頓語(yǔ)法總結(jié)(770nn)(更新版)
【正文】 : pronouns and modifiers納躬糧 36Other pronouns納躬糧 36There納躬糧 36Itself, themselves:納躬糧 36納躬糧 37DO SO versus DO IT納躬糧 37納躬糧 37Placeholder IT納躬糧 371. Postpone infinitive subjects納躬糧 37納躬糧 372. Postpone Thatclause subjects納躬糧 37納躬糧 373. Postpone infinitive or Thatclause objects納躬糧 37納躬糧 37Nuances of pronoun reference:納躬糧 37納躬糧 38Modifiers: Exceptions to the Touch Role納躬糧 381. Mission Critical modifier納躬糧 38納躬糧 382. A very short predicate falls between, shifting a very long modifier 38納躬糧 383. A short nonessential phrase intervenes and is set off by 38納躬糧 394. The modifier is part of a series parallel modifiers, one of which touches the 39納躬糧 39Possessive Nuances納躬糧 39納躬糧 39Subgroup modifiers納躬糧 39納躬糧 39More on relative clauses vs. participles納躬糧 39納躬糧 40Absolute phrases納躬糧 40納躬糧 40納躬糧 40Advanced strategy: Verbs amp。 any。 any。 many consider them 納躬糧Modifiers納躬糧Adjectives and adverbs納躬糧Adjective + adjective + noun納躬糧Both adjectives modify the Wrong: James Joyce is Max’s supposedly Irish Right: James Joyce is Max’s supposed Irish Adverb + adjective + noun納躬糧The adverb modifies the Wrong: Max’s grandmother is his supposed Irish Right: Max’s grandmother is his supposedly Irish Noun modifiers納躬糧Type納躬糧Position納躬糧Example納躬糧Adjective納躬糧Before noun納躬糧After noun納躬糧The lazy cat took a The cat, lazy from overeating, took a nap納躬糧Proposition納躬糧Before noun納躬糧After noun納躬糧On the couch, the cat took a The cat on the couch took a Past participle納躬糧Before noun納躬糧After noun納躬糧The tired cat took a Tires from chasing mice, the cat took a Present participle without mas納躬糧Before noun納躬糧After noun納躬糧The sleeping cat took a The cat sleeping on the couch is named “Sue”.納躬糧Relative pronoun納躬糧After noun納躬糧The grey cat, which loves tuna, took a The cat that lives next door is The person who lives next door is The city where I live I Another noun納躬糧Before noun納躬糧After noun納躬糧A lover of mice, my cat hunts night and The cat, a tabby raised on a farm, took a Misplaced modifier納躬糧Wrong: Jim biked along an old dirt road to get to his house, which cut through the Right: To get to his house, Jim biked along an old dirt road, which cut through the Dangling modifier納躬糧Wrong: Resigned to the bad news, there was no motion in the Wrong: There was no motion in the office, resigned to the bad Right: Resigned to the bad news, the office workers make no 納躬糧Also true for verb modifiers:納躬糧Wrong: Using the latest technology, the problem was Right: Using the latest technology, the engineer indentified the 納躬糧Modifiers have to make Wrong: Only in
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