定语从句与强调句陷阱题详解（Detailed explanation of the trap of attributive clause and emphatic sentence）.docVIP

定语从句与强调句陷阱题详解（Detailed explanation of the trap of attributive clause and emphatic sentence） The attributive clause and the emphatic sentence are detailed in the trap..txt treasure the life - God still makes you live, he must have his arrangement. Lei Feng does good without seeking recognition, but everything diary. 1. The factory was built in a secret place, around high mountains. _________ A., which, was, B., it, was, C., which, were,, D., them, were Traps easily mistake A or B, and mistake the which and it in A and B as the subject of subsequent sentences. [analysis] best answer is C, around which were high mountains is a +which led by the non restrictive attributive clause, and the clause, the subject is high mountains, around is a which, so the predicate of the sentence the plural were, rather than the singular was. Please do the following categories of questions (the answer is C): (1) Yesterday we visited a modern hospital around some fruit shops. _________ A., which, is, B., it, is, C., which, are,, D., them, are (2) The murder happened in an old building beside the city police station. _________ A., which, are, B., it, is, C., which, is,, D., them, are (3) Next month we move to a new ll building, next to a nice restaurants where we can _________ have Chinese food. A., which, are, B., it, is, C., which, is,, D., them, are 2. A man with a bleeding hand hurried in and asked there a hospital, Is around I can get some medicine for _________ my wounded hand A., that, B., which, C., where, D., what Traps easily mistake B, think around is a preposition, choose which instead of the preceding noun hospital, which is used as the object of the preposition around here. [analysis] the best answer is C. The above syntax analysis is not wrong, but the problem is, according to this analysis, the meaning of the sentence is: is there a hospital, I can buy medicine to cure my hands near it? This context is clearly a bit irrational, because people usually treat injuries in hospit