1. Your could never find a surface (solid enough to stand on Saturn) because the planet is less dense than water.
A ...
B on Saturn where it is solid enought to stand
C where it is solid enough that you can stand on Saturn
D on Saturn that is solid enough to stand
E that is so solid that one can stand on Saturn
answer A.
Should the perfect one be
"solid enough to stand on on Saturn"? The first 'on' as in 'stand on surface'
and the second 'on' as in 'on Saturn.
2. In the old Dutch settlement of Beverwyck-now Albany, New York-so many people were hurt and windows (broken that an ordinance was issued forbidding) golf in the streets.
A....
B broken that they issued an ordinance to forbid
C were broken that they issued an ordinance for bidding
D had been broken that an ordiance was issued to forbid
E had been broken that an ordinace was issued forbidding
answer A .
C 是不是比A更好， 虽然用被动。 我觉得A少一个were作者: Louisa_xy 时间: 2003-1-13 09:37
1."solid enough to stand on on Saturn"这好像不大可能。 on on Saturn? 一个on Saturn就能说明在土星上。
B on Saturn where it is solid enought to stand 意思是 surface足够坚实可以stand，而不是人stand,是surface stand.
C. enough that..不能这么用
D.错误同B
E.意思太模糊了，surface不一定是在 Saturn上。
1.
What the hell? Got real confused.But...
B, D illogically infer that "it" stands on Saturn. C, E are wordy.
2.
If A had a second "were" before "broken", it would be perfect. Yet, "they" in B and C can only refer to the "many people", making the whole sentence illogic.作者: Mush 时间: 2003-1-13 13:35
1. Yeh, "stand on on saturn" is kind of weird. But my point is like Mush's, that without the extra 'on', that means 'stand surface' is also correct?
A is probably relatively correct, the best maybe "On Saturn, you could never find a surface enough to stand on, ...".作者: Louisa_xy 时间: 2003-1-13 21:51
Even if "stand on on saturn" is more clear, we cannot say so.
Of the five choices, just choose the best,perhaps it is not perfect.
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