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tuzi2011 LV9
发表于 20-1-2016 15:18:42
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今天我们就来了解如何用以下的词：
“How much would it suck if it got rained out?”
（You're going to a music festival with your friends next week. You notice the weather report says it could rain. You mention that you hope it doesn't rain. ）
“如果下了雨，那就多糟糕啊”
来句句分析一下：
How (adjective / adverb) would it (be / do something) if (something happened)?
This is a way to talk about something that you're imagining might happen:
Gosh, how great would it be if you got that job?
This means something like "If you got that job, it would be great, wouldn't it?" You would answer like this:
Yeah, that would be awesome!
Here's another similar expression, using "much" instead of an adjective like "great":
Look at that! Man, how much would it hurt if you got bitten by that thing!
(something) sucks
You can talk about something that's bad, disappointing, or unfortunate by saying that it "sucks":
My computer sucks! I need to get a new one.
A: I lost my job.
B: Oh, that sucks! I'm sorry to hear that.
The word "sucks" is very casual. You probably shouldn't use it in formal situations, or around people who you don't know well.
(an event) gets rained out
Events that take place outdoors can be cancelled or postponed (moved to a later date) if it rains. When this happens, you can say that the event "was rained out" or "got rained out":
We'd planned an awesome birthday party in the park, but it got rained out.
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