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There was no strong organizational base on which to build.
這裡的 base on 並不是 phrasal verb
base (名詞) = 基礎
~ organizational base (形容詞 + 名詞) = 組織上的基礎
~ build on (phrase verb) = 建基於 ... 之上
~ to build on a strong organizational base 建基於 鞏固的組織基礎 之上
You can use a relative clause to modify the noun phrase "strong organizational base".
~ a strong organizational base "on which we need to build"
(relative clause = on which we need to build = that we need to build on)
(全句) There is no strong organizational base on which we need to build.
You can also use an infinitive phrase to modify it. ("we" is the subject)
~ a strong organizational base (that we need) "to build on"
(全句) We have no strong organizational base to build on.
(全句) There is no strong organizational base for us to build on.
副詞 only
It is a Focusing Adverb to "limit" the meaning of a part of the sentence. The placement of the adverb results in different focus and meaning.
不同位置 有 不同的 強調重點 和 意義:
1. Before the subject
ONLY we can live today. (nobody else can live today)
2. Before the main verb
We can ONLY live today. (we can do nothing but live today)
3. Before the adverb of time
We can live ONLY today. (we can no longer live after today)