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新目标七下unit2重难句解读（Interpretation of Unit2s difficult sentence under new target seven） 1. Excuse me. excuse me for interrupting. An apology that is often used to show that it is disturbing, not agree, and compelled to make a faux pas. Such as: Excuse, me, may, I, borrow, a, pen, please? Sorry, can I borrow a pen? Excuse, me, which, is, the, way, to, the, stop, bus? Excuse me, could you tell me the way to the bus stop? Link I m sorry. is also Im sorry means, but it often used to do something wrong, or can not meet the requirements of the other party, apologize. Such as: May, I, come, in, please, I, m, sorry, I, late., m,... May I come in, please? Please excuse my being late. Example 1 fill in the blanks Excuse is there a ____, post office near here? A., I, B., me, C., you Excuse analysis is a verb, the object forms should be followed. Answer B The Is there a hotel in the neighborhood? Excuse me, is there a hotel nearby? This is often used as a communicative language for directions, for example: Excuse, me., Is, there, a, police, station, near, here? Excuse me, is there a police station near here? In English, there are many ways to ask directions, for example: Excuse, me., Where, is, the, pay, phone? Where is the pay phone, please? Excuse, me., How, can, I, get, to, the, library? Excuse me, how can I get to the library? Excuse, me., Can, you, tell, me, how, to, get,, to, the, library? Excuse me, could you tell me how to get to the library? Excuse, me., Can, you, tell, me, the, way,, to, the, library? Excuse me, could you tell me the way to the library? Example 2 ask the underlined part My, school, is, between, a, park, and, a, shop. The analysis underlined the location and location, thus choosing the interrogative word where. Answer Where, is, your, school? 3. You re welcome., youre welcome. No thanks. Parsing is the answer when the other person says thank you. You re is an abbreviated form of You are. Such as: - Thank, you, very, much. - You, are, welcome. Link to answe