下面是2011年7月20日的SAT官方每日一题的内容，是关于写作方面的，题型是改进句子。完成句子是SAT考试中非常有特点的一个题型，下面我们就来看看这个SAT官方每日一题的具体内容，看看有哪些是值得参考借鉴的地方。

　　SAT官方每日一题之写作---改进句子：

　　Writing > Improving Sentences

　　Part of the following sentence is underlined; beneath the sentence are five ways of phrasing the underlined material. Select the option that produces the best sentence. If you think the original phrasing produces a better sentence than any of the alternatives, select choice A.

　　Archaeological evidence shows that Viking ships were lighter, slimmer, and faster than that in England.

　　Answer Choices

　　(A) that in England

　　(B) they had in England

　　(C) they had been in England

　　(D) those used by the English

　　(E) that of the English

　　The correct answer is D

　　Explanation

　　Choice (D) is correct. It avoids the error of the original by using the demonstrative pronoun “those” to rer appropriately to “ships” so that “Viking ships” are logically compared with “those [ships] used by the English.”

　　下面为大家提供一些和这些SAT官方每日一题相似的题目，供大家练习：

　　1. Nineteenth-century nihilists were concerned with neither the origins of philosophical thought nor how societal laws developed. (x) (结构不对称)

　　Nineteenth-century nihilists were concerned with neither the origins of philosophical thought nor the development of societal laws. (√)

　　2. The junior class built a homecoming float, and it had lights and a sound system that worked amazingly well. (x) (使用and 连接两个没有直接关系的两个句子)

　　The junior class built a homecoming float. It had lights and a sound system that worked amazingly well. (√)

　　3. Ben Franklin was a respected and talented statesman, and he was most famous for his discovery of electricity. (x) (转折关系，连接词使用不当)

　　Ben Franklin was a respected and talented statesman, but he was most famous for his discovery of electricity. (√)

　　以上就是关于SAT官方每日一题中写作部分的详细内容，包括了题目和选项以及答案。大家可以在备考SAT的过程中关注SAT每日一题的内容，这样就可以更好有不间断的练习，也就能在日积月累的过程中得到提高。

更多SAT官方每日一题：

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