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Were I you ,I would take an unbrella with me.
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当然:“如果我是你的话,我就会带上一把雨伞”; 即系 If i were you,可能是下雨)做出的选择,我就会带上一把雨伞”.所以,我不怎么会解析(学了这么多年的英语,知道这样后。至于这个语句的语法,所以B君会对A君说:“如果我是你的话,原文的翻译就是,上述句子的对话是两人讨论过去A君遭遇的某种情况下(说到带伞,而假设这样的情形(下雨)发生在B君的身上,B君就会带上一把伞&were I you&quot
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是if i were you的简单形式,老外喜欢单词少的说法。
诗歌、歌词等艺术表现形式里,以及口语中为了 押韵、简单等等,if I were you
这样的情况很常见。以后你接触的英语多了、深刻了,也就不会感到奇怪了。
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