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Soochu Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
To have or having
A new technique ____ , the yields as a whole increased by 20 per cent.
A)working out B) having worked out C)having been worked out
D)to have been worked out
Now I know the D is right, but I don't understand it. I don't know what's the function of the word 'to' ?
A)working out B) having worked out C)having been worked out
D)to have been worked out
Now I know the D is right, but I don't understand it. I don't know what's the function of the word 'to' ?
Top answer
Actually, "C" is the right one. "
- Actually, "C" is the right one.
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Actually, "C" is the right one.
"A new technique having been worked out, the yields as a whole increased by 20 per cent."
It means "As/Since/Because a new technique has been worked out, the yields..."
"A new technique having been worked out, the yields as a whole increased by 20 per cent."
It means "As/Since/Because a new technique has been worked out, the yields..."
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Thank you Miriam and suzi very much.
Now I have known the C is right and I've understood it.
Thank you again, my firends.
Now I have known the C is right and I've understood it.
Thank you again, my firends.
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choice "c" is correct . because the phrase after technique is an adjective clause withe the omision of connector and it must definitely be a passive sentence .so the best choice is "c".
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Would you tell me what/where in your opinion the adjectival clause is, please?
I think you're mistaken.
I think you're mistaken.
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