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Unit 7 The Art of Smart Guessing Bryan W. Mattimore Sentence Analysis Group 1: v-ing Group 2: Object Clause Group 3: Predicative Clause Group 4: Attributive/Adjective Clause Group 5: Others Group 1: v-ing 1.When making decisions, we are supposed to rely on the exact information relevant. 2.Several years ago, interviewing candidates for a job, I grew tired of asking what experience do you have? 几年前，我给应聘者面试，问他们“你有什么经验？”这个问题，后来逐渐问烦了。 3.You are on a yacht sailing the Pacific Ocean. 您乘坐一艘游艇，横渡太平洋。 4.Before reading on, please try to solve this yourself. 5.To answer the question, he recommended breaking it down into smaller, more manageable questions, and then having the courage to make some guesses and assumptions. 6.Assuming 250 working days, one tuner can handle 1,000 pianos a year. 7.He had come up with a resourceful way to approximate the answer rather than using scientifically sophisticated testing equipment. 8.In a few hours, he reported, the black, being warmed most by the sun, was sunk so low as to be below the stroke of the suns rays; the dark blue, almost as low; the lighter blue not quite so much as the dark; the other colors, less as they were lighter, and the quite white remained on the surface of the snow, not having entered it at all. Translation Exercise (v-ing) 1.您是不是过于拘泥于细节，试图得到“绝对正确”的答案？ Did you get too bogged down in the details trying to come up with the exactly right answer? (para4) 2.大多数的面试者仅胡乱瞎猜，认为自己不可能百分之百地准确。 Most of my candidates simply made a wild guess, thinking that they couldnt be 100-percent right. (para5) Group 2: Object Clause 1.Your navigator announces you are over the deepest point, the Mariana Trench. 2.paying special attention to how you might solve it. 3.From what foods we eat to how to raise our kids, creative people must think for themselves. 4.Suppos