12．基于真實故事的小說往往更能感動人心．（base）
Novels （which are）based on real/true stories are more likely to touch readers．．

分析 Novels （which are）based on real/true stories are more likely to touch readers．

解答 本句是對某類小說的評價，所以用一般現(xiàn)在時．
本句可以用過去分詞短語作后置定語者定語從句修飾novels．基于，把…建立在…之上：base…on…；往往更有可能做某事be more likely to do sth．

點評 英語中要靈活掌握定語的表達及具體用法，還有：
現(xiàn)在分詞作后置定語：The people living here are fond of folk songs．住在這里的人們喜愛民歌．
介詞短語作定語時，必須后置：The friendship between the two countries will last forever．兩國之間的友誼將長存．
某些表示地點、方位、時間的副詞作定語時，通常要后置：
Do you know the lady downstairs？你認識樓下的那位女士嗎？The people there are going to Beijing．那里的人們打算去北京．

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