The Health Department is looking into whether advertisements for the necklaces, costing about HK$4,000 each, are misleading and break the law.
why this sentences is not BREAKING the law??
很容易的英文文法問題
2007-03-16 5:56 pm
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2007-03-16 8:27 pm
✔ 最佳答案
就如上面位人兄yoghurtfruit所講misleading係adjective(形容詞)
(原字係mislead, 動詞. 此處加ing作形容詞使用)
因為之前有whether呢個conjunction(連接詞)
所以之後既clause(句子)要有動詞(所以加are晌misleading前, 唔可以就咁用連接詞)
又因為有and做conjunction
之後又要用動詞
所以有break呢個動詞
如果變成breaking就會變成gerund(動名詞)或adjective或adverb(副詞, 但加ing變副詞用法不多), so唔可以用breaking
睇返前面個subject係advertisements, 複數主格
所以用break唔用breaks
參考: 會考eng syl b grammar卷拎b, 政府綜合招聘試英文拎level2(level2為最高)的我~
2007-03-16 6:09 pm
If you break down the sentence, you may see that it consists of two meanings:
The Health Department is looking into whether advertisements for necklaces, costing about $4,000 each, are misleading.
The Health Department is looking into whether advertisements for necklaces, costing about $4,000 each, break the law.
So the break here is a verb, while misleading is an adjective.
Hope this helps!
The Health Department is looking into whether advertisements for necklaces, costing about $4,000 each, are misleading.
The Health Department is looking into whether advertisements for necklaces, costing about $4,000 each, break the law.
So the break here is a verb, while misleading is an adjective.
Hope this helps!
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