Yes, it is. It is used in making a "more than" type of comparison where you also want to refer to a previously stated verb / action (that's where the "so" comes in). In this case, the "so" refers to "reported high marital satisfaction." Notice here that you are comparing two groups of women: those who take new jobs, and those who retire completely. When making a comparison, you have to make sure you explicitly mention both groups. B, C, and D don't do this. (In fact, B and D change the original meaning of the sentence to make the second part of the comparison a hypothetical - but the original meaning is that the ones who take new jobs are being compared to those who don't.) Also remember that, for comparisons, they two things / groups / whatever compared should be parallel. "women who took" and "those who retired" are parallel. The other options aren't.
so指的是reported high marital satisfaction这个行为
so 做代词指代marital satisfaction,和前面的同类比较而且避免了重复。补全后women who took...reported more marital satisfaction than women who retired
It is used in making a "more than" type of comparison where you also want to refer to a previously stated verb / action (that's where the "so" comes in). In this case, the "so" refers to "reported high marital satisfaction."
1.先看清楚句子的本意是希望比较2组人,the ones who take new jobs are being compared to those who don't。所以用they或者表达hypothetical的都不对,they表达的是同一群人。这个选项用those是正确的。//////////2.比较时的平行。 "women who took" and "those who retired" 是平行的。/////////// 3.“more so than"用于making a "more than" type of comparison where you also want to refer to a previously stated verb / action (that's where the "so" comes in). In this case, the "so" refers to "reported high marital satisfaction."
so都指代satisfaction
只有这个表述最清楚,比较对象是satisfaction其他都不对等;两个带有which的直接排除
so:reported high marital satisfaction those 加定语后可以指代不同类的 但是没加,those 可能就是跟前面一样的
who took ... more ... than who retired
women与women相比
so 指reported high marital satisfaction
so 指代 reported high marital satisfaction those 指women
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