✔ 最佳答案
1. (likely 用得糟糕) yes, but we can use another word "prone" to replace "likely".
2. (原句 寫得不通) yes, the sentence can be rewritten to be more concise, but let's retain the original structure as much as possible for sake of exploration.
Part-A:. The students in Hong Kong are prone to commit suicide. (SVC)
S- the students in Hong Kong, where "in Hong Kong" is an adjunct.
V- are (copular or linking verb)
C- prone to commit suicide (subject complement), where "to commit suicide" is a complement (not object) of the predicative adjective "prone".
Part -B: Apposition
That (A) is a kind of social issue.
"That the students in Hong Kong are prone to commit suicide" is a noun clause, subject of above sentence.
~ cleft sentence with dummy "it" ~
It is a kind of social issue that the students in Hong Kong are prone to commit suicide.
(in this case, that-clause is an appositive clause, renaming the noun phrase "a kind of social issue")
Part-C: Relative clause
It is a kind of social issue that the community has to face.
("that the community has to face" is a relative clause modifying the noun phrase "a kind of social issue")