第一个人有麻烦时,第二个人回答如果知道如何解决则提出一个建议,如果不知怎么办则安慰第一个人。
6 [5 m! {- o( U1 g& S# Q建议本身就是答案。 . ]. o3 L4 p* L: o0 R
表示安慰: $ q6 ~" Q C+ ~0 i
Don’t worry. Never mind. Take it easy. Calm down. # P( O) Y2 w' g/ z! ~& m/ B
表示建议:
5 \ a2 i( x# u* pYou should. You ought to (oughta) ... 9 K7 X$ |8 i. c- F: `
Shouldn’t you比you should 语气强烈的多
% f* d; ]7 Q* b/ w9 U. gWhy not ... Why don’t you ...
; @1 Z/ Q% R2 N+ vHow about ... What about ...
' D' C9 }; r NIf I were you I would ... = You should ... 3 m* D2 x8 L" e0 d
had better Let’s ... - o) p8 H0 r5 L5 n% S( r
Is there anything wrong with ...
# D( }: n0 X! F4 F例题 3 r2 f5 V# N/ s* }& z% F8 }
A) They get a bargain right away. , O! l, M* V, l0 ]' Z: z( f6 w/ H
B) They go and buy a big TV set.
% S- e' y! ~/ o' ?C) They sell their TV set.
8 G2 J4 O \( a7 ID) They have a look at the advertisement.
; f+ c6 k6 g' M9 A ?M: This TV set is getting worse and worse. Now it doesn’t work at all.
3 ]( n; X) Y. g/ \W: Here’s an advertisement about a big TV sale. There might be some good bargains in it. 2 T- t6 V, `/ _" ~
Q: What does the woman suggest? + K7 a3 B8 y5 z2 `
注:不要进行递推。
( @% m7 s; l0 X) B! T Why don’t you ask Betty?
w6 G- r3 t9 c: q, J例题 2 J& w/ M7 x! b5 Q7 {
A) She could help him with the problems.
2 q& |# t2 Q1 l. h, n9 NB) He should go out for a while.
" M" O! Y2 `8 SC) She could go out together with him. ( _% ^# Q- q+ c
D) He should do the problems himself.
) b, S3 T3 x+ Q% D/ c* S& `, j; wM: I’m getting absolutely nowhere with these physics problems. + W$ j' ? \9 L+ ]9 V
W: How about my going through them with you? # e6 Z7 s/ }) K6 [4 i
Q: What does the woman mean? 6 t" V$ w6 c& ~& q0 W1 n2 I# S3 q
注:getting absolutely nowhere with 做某件事毫无进展 * }& j# p8 o2 d/ }
例题
% ^2 M o! o" d' O$ wA) It was probably Mr. Brown’ s phone number that the woman wrote down. ! W2 q; C/ @# r& i/ X( \
B) It was just an hour ago that the man met Mr. Brown. ) P1 {+ O# _7 Y: x' M! S
C) The woman forgot to write down the phone number.
+ U& _- e2 N( g) M% hD) The woman needed a sheet of paper to put down the number. + ^# X" Y3 G7 Y0 m5 D( ^2 A# a
W: What a memory I have! I did write down the number on a sheet of paper when I answered the phone this morning. But now the paper has disappeared without any trace.
- ~; H/ _ x" c) gM: Don’t worry. I will be seeing Mr.Brown in an hour. 5 p( L) {. G: v: \8 r* M, W
Q: What do we learn from this conversation? _# O5 [0 G8 u6 N. Y6 x
例题 4 S. _- u9 ?* B( J
A) She could help him with the problems.
2 }; Q# U; E) n+ d; j( hB) He should go out for a while.
& @6 L1 ^- x1 z& U2 W4 IC) She could go out together with him. " B8 S- [, e2 m0 A
D) He should do the problems himself.
9 A, e* Z; }7 } V" c# nM: I’m getting absolutely nowhere with these physics problems. ! w& H- u! ~; M: w, f
W: How about my going through them with you? 7 Q$ b6 [6 M4 `9 R! Z1 w8 H" T2 f2 u
Q: What does the woman mean?
5 o- \/ ~+ ^! i. T) k3 j注:getting absolutely nowhere with 做某件事毫无进展
. j5 R; \& W0 P1 m7 k1 L& q0 C4 }例题 ) E( `( [" A: Y% T0 Y0 }
A) It was probably Mr. Brown’ s phone number that the woman wrote down.
3 v. x( I D. o$ x3 ]4 x: n3 G- YB) It was just an hour ago that the man met Mr. Brown.
; O' { x- M; Y: K: HC) The woman forgot to write down the phone number. 2 d) n+ M' P b" K. Y2 C
D) The woman needed a sheet of paper to put down the number. |