After I did the 47th SC question of OG13, I am confused.
I will make an analogy to illustrate my problem.
1. I translate a work that someone pronounced the greatest work.
2. I translate a work that someone pronounced it as the greatest work.
Both sentences seem correct to me.
Dear instructors, If I am wrong, please correct me.
Thanks in advance.
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Re: SC
that's not an "analogy"; those are the same words that appear in the original probelm. to be an analogy, it would have to be different.
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however, this question is general enough to be answered here.
rather than writing generalities, i'll just show you a couple of pairs of examples. within each pair, the blue words serve the same function.
There is a book on the table. I read it yesterday.
The book that I read yesterday is on the table.
These tax deductions add up to $5000. The auditor disallowed them.
The tax deductions that the auditor disallowed add up to $5000.
your #2 is trying to use both blue things. that's not possible.
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however, this question is general enough to be answered here.
rather than writing generalities, i'll just show you a couple of pairs of examples. within each pair, the blue words serve the same function.
There is a book on the table. I read it yesterday.
The book that I read yesterday is on the table.
These tax deductions add up to $5000. The auditor disallowed them.
The tax deductions that the auditor disallowed add up to $5000.
your #2 is trying to use both blue things. that's not possible.
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