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新定义英语第四册第9课

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Q1:

Original text:

So, faced with the Danish advance, Alfred did not risk open battle but harried the enemy.

MCQ:

8 So, ____ with the Danish advance, Alfred did not risk open battle.

he was faced on being faced he faced in the face

The answer is

我的问题:

on 是否可以理解为 as soon as ?

如是,则可以写成如下:

So, as soon as Alfred was faced with the Danish advance, he did not risk open battle.

Q2:

Original text:

They were not fighting men.

5 Minstrels were not men ____ in battle.

who fight to fight fighting they fight

我觉得b, c 都是正确的答案,但教程给的答案是(a)

我觉得若是的话,则需要修改成 who fought,由于主句是一般过去时态,需要维持时态相同。

所以,我不觉得是正确的。

不了解,我的理解是不是正确。

谢谢!

Q1,三个选项都不适合。这里假如要提花过去分词短语作状语,就应该是 When he was faced with, 即when引导的时间状语从句,而不是 on being faced. 不可以用as soon as 引导时间状语从句,如此语义是不适当的。

Q2. 定语从句并不受时态一致的限制。fighting men 意为作战职员,= men who fight。这里用一般目前时是对fighting men的讲解,而不是说正在作战的职员或将要作战的职员,fight与时间无关。所以用一般目前时是没问题的。用一般过去时反而不适合。

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