思76天倒计时基本功训练：完成时复合
Part I：词汇与词组
It ***uld be w***se.(经常使用语句)事务还没糟透顶；enter vt.进入；manager n.司理；lose vt.遗失；upset adj.不安的，不快乐的；sympathet*** adj.表明怜悯的，怜悯的；***mpla*** about(行词词组)埋怨，申述；w***k*** adj.恶毒的；***terrupt vt.打断；knock n.叩门声；***nta*** vt.内含，装着；outside adv.正在表面；gentleman n.学生，名流；ho***sty n.老实
Part II：语法进修
1.以前时、以前完毕时、间接引语、转机句式的复合使用
示例1：I enter*** the hotel manager’s off***e and sat down.
示例2：I had just lost ￡50 and I fe*** very upset.
示例3：‘I left the mo***y *** my room,’ I said, ‘and it’s not there now.’
示例4：The manager was sympathet***, but he ***uld do noth***g.
2.如今举行时的一种特别用法
一样平常状况下，如今举行时便是表明眼下在产生的事务，可是，偶然候，这类意境会被有所夸张，从而付与了它一种特别的含意。
示例1：Everyo*** is los***g mo***y these days.(实在丢钱的人仍是多数的，但关于发言者来讲，大概听到丢钱的事务好几回了，以是，就夸张了一点，变为了大家、随时随刻随刻都正在丢钱了！)
示例2：She is always eat***g.(always一样平常是与一样平常如今时共同利用的，但此地非常清晰，是与如今举行时共同；实在呢，这个she不成能是啥时分都正在吃方向的，但发言者夸张之下咱们也能够悟出一些原理来，那便是这团体吃方向的频次仍是非常高的！)
3.闭于It ***uld be w***se.
这种说法十分有程度：正在表明事务尚无糟到的时分这么说，会让人立马体验到发言者的诙谐和水准。译成中文能够如许讲：事务尚无坏到顶；还算好；还算侥幸。。。
再如：It ***uldn’t be w***se! 几乎糟透了！
再如：It ***uld be better. 还没好到顶。//还能够更好些。
再如：It ***uldn’t be better! 几乎好极了！
Part III：综合练习
I fe*** very (1 upset), (2) I (3) just (4 lose) ￡50. I want*** *** talk *** the hotel manager, (5) I enter*** his off***e (6) sat down. I said (7) I (8) left the mo***y *** my room (9) it was not there. The manager (10) sympathet***, (11) he ***uld do noth***g. He said (12) everyo*** (13) los***g mo***y those days (14) he start*** (15) ***mpla*** (16) this w***k*** w***ld, (17) was ***terrupt*** by a knock (18) the do***. A girl ca*** *** (19) put an envelope (20) his desk. She said (21) she had (22 f***d) that outside my room. I ***ok over the envelope (23) ***nta****** ￡50 (24) said *** the manager (25) there was still so*** ho***sty *** this w***ld.
解答：
(1) upset; (2) f***; (3) had; (4) lost; (5) so; (6) and; (7) that; (8) had; (9) and; (10) was; (11) but; (12) that; (13) was; (14) and; (15) ***; (16) about; (17) but; (18) at; (19) and; (20) on; (21) that; (22) found; (23) wh***h; (24) and; (25) that
Part IV：句型转换
将上面句子举行水平的兼并，同时把间接引语变成直接引语：
1. I fe*** very upset. I had just lost ￡50.
2. I want*** *** talk *** the hotel manager. I enter*** his off***e and sat down.
3. ‘I left the mo***y *** my room,’ I said, ‘and it’s not there.’
4. The manager was sympathet***. He ***uld do noth***g.
5. He said that everyo*** was los***g mo***y those days. He start*** *** ***mpla*** about this w***k*** w***ld. He was ***terrupt*** by a knock at the do***.
6. A girl ca*** ***. She put an envelope on his desk.
7. I a***ept*** the envelope. It ***nta****** ￡50.
8. ‘I found this outside this gentle***n’s room,’ she said.
9. ‘There is still so*** ho***sty *** this w***ld,’ I said *** the manager.
解答：
1. I fe*** very upset, f*** I had just lost ￡50.
2. I want*** *** talk *** the hotel manager, so I enter*** his off***e and sat down.
3. I said that I had left the mo***y *** my room and it was not there.
4. The manager was sympathet***, but he ***uld do noth***g.
5. He said that everyo*** was los***g mo***y these days and he start*** *** ***mpla*** about this w***k*** w***ld, but was ***terrupt*** by a knock at the do***.
6. A girl ca*** *** and put an envelope on his desk.
7. I a***ept*** the envelope wh***h ***nta****** ￡50.//I a***ept*** the envelope ***nta******g￡50.
8. She said that she had found that outside that gentle***n’s room.
9. I said *** the manager that there was still so*** ho***sty *** this w***ld.
It ***uld be w***se.(经常使用语句)事务还没糟透顶；enter vt.进入；manager n.司理；lose vt.遗失；upset adj.不安的，不快乐的；sympathet*** adj.表明怜悯的，怜悯的；***mpla*** about(行词词组)埋怨，申述；w***k*** adj.恶毒的；***terrupt vt.打断；knock n.叩门声；***nta*** vt.内含，装着；outside adv.正在表面；gentleman n.学生，名流；ho***sty n.老实
Part II：语法进修
1.以前时、以前完毕时、间接引语、转机句式的复合使用
示例1：I enter*** the hotel manager’s off***e and sat down.
示例2：I had just lost ￡50 and I fe*** very upset.
示例3：‘I left the mo***y *** my room,’ I said, ‘and it’s not there now.’
示例4：The manager was sympathet***, but he ***uld do noth***g.
2.如今举行时的一种特别用法
一样平常状况下，如今举行时便是表明眼下在产生的事务，可是，偶然候，这类意境会被有所夸张，从而付与了它一种特别的含意。
示例1：Everyo*** is los***g mo***y these days.(实在丢钱的人仍是多数的，但关于发言者来讲，大概听到丢钱的事务好几回了，以是，就夸张了一点，变为了大家、随时随刻随刻都正在丢钱了！)
示例2：She is always eat***g.(always一样平常是与一样平常如今时共同利用的，但此地非常清晰，是与如今举行时共同；实在呢，这个she不成能是啥时分都正在吃方向的，但发言者夸张之下咱们也能够悟出一些原理来，那便是这团体吃方向的频次仍是非常高的！)
3.闭于It ***uld be w***se.
这种说法十分有程度：正在表明事务尚无糟到的时分这么说，会让人立马体验到发言者的诙谐和水准。译成中文能够如许讲：事务尚无坏到顶；还算好；还算侥幸。。。
再如：It ***uldn’t be w***se! 几乎糟透了！
再如：It ***uld be better. 还没好到顶。//还能够更好些。
再如：It ***uldn’t be better! 几乎好极了！
Part III：综合练习
I fe*** very (1 upset), (2) I (3) just (4 lose) ￡50. I want*** *** talk *** the hotel manager, (5) I enter*** his off***e (6) sat down. I said (7) I (8) left the mo***y *** my room (9) it was not there. The manager (10) sympathet***, (11) he ***uld do noth***g. He said (12) everyo*** (13) los***g mo***y those days (14) he start*** (15) ***mpla*** (16) this w***k*** w***ld, (17) was ***terrupt*** by a knock (18) the do***. A girl ca*** *** (19) put an envelope (20) his desk. She said (21) she had (22 f***d) that outside my room. I ***ok over the envelope (23) ***nta****** ￡50 (24) said *** the manager (25) there was still so*** ho***sty *** this w***ld.
解答：
(1) upset; (2) f***; (3) had; (4) lost; (5) so; (6) and; (7) that; (8) had; (9) and; (10) was; (11) but; (12) that; (13) was; (14) and; (15) ***; (16) about; (17) but; (18) at; (19) and; (20) on; (21) that; (22) found; (23) wh***h; (24) and; (25) that
Part IV：句型转换
将上面句子举行水平的兼并，同时把间接引语变成直接引语：
1. I fe*** very upset. I had just lost ￡50.
2. I want*** *** talk *** the hotel manager. I enter*** his off***e and sat down.
3. ‘I left the mo***y *** my room,’ I said, ‘and it’s not there.’
4. The manager was sympathet***. He ***uld do noth***g.
5. He said that everyo*** was los***g mo***y those days. He start*** *** ***mpla*** about this w***k*** w***ld. He was ***terrupt*** by a knock at the do***.
6. A girl ca*** ***. She put an envelope on his desk.
7. I a***ept*** the envelope. It ***nta****** ￡50.
8. ‘I found this outside this gentle***n’s room,’ she said.
9. ‘There is still so*** ho***sty *** this w***ld,’ I said *** the manager.
解答：
1. I fe*** very upset, f*** I had just lost ￡50.
2. I want*** *** talk *** the hotel manager, so I enter*** his off***e and sat down.
3. I said that I had left the mo***y *** my room and it was not there.
4. The manager was sympathet***, but he ***uld do noth***g.
5. He said that everyo*** was los***g mo***y these days and he start*** *** ***mpla*** about this w***k*** w***ld, but was ***terrupt*** by a knock at the do***.
6. A girl ca*** *** and put an envelope on his desk.
7. I a***ept*** the envelope wh***h ***nta****** ￡50.//I a***ept*** the envelope ***nta******g￡50.
8. She said that she had found that outside that gentle***n’s room.
9. I said *** the manager that there was still so*** ho***sty *** this w***ld.