Placing a noun after a comma (or in this case an article - "a" - and then a noun), followed by a modifier of that noun, is a great way to describe an idea from the preceding clause. This structure is known as an absolute phrase.
Example:
The scientists discovered whale-fish bones in the Arctic, findings that prove the existence of whale-fish.*
By placing a comma and then the word "findings," we are describing the discoveries. This same structure is used in the sentence above to describe the group. This is very handy when you want to describe something from earlier in the sentence but cannot simply start a modifier due to placement issues.
Example:
The scientists discovered whale-fish bones in the Arctic, findings that prove the existence of whale-fish.*
By placing a comma and then the word "findings," we are describing the discoveries. This same structure is used in the sentence above to describe the group. This is very handy when you want to describe something from earlier in the sentence but cannot simply start a modifier due to placement issues.
ForsxxxxName 於 2010-08-13 13:26:02 回應
A兔您好:
剛開始準備AT，為全職考生，預計考試日期為12月。
已參考網路資源(PTT、CD等)，發現許多高分心得中提到"總結"是相當重要的技巧。
因自己期許要考到700以上，希望能在初期就能有正確的練習攻略。
有兩點問題想請教
1.能否請您推薦總結的方法和工具?
2.一開始做OG時便應該要做總結了嗎?
若在此發問不恰當也請您見諒。謝謝
