Hardlyhad we declared the ceremony open when the rain began to pour down．题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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7．Hardlyhad we declared the ceremony （我们宣布仪式） open when the rain began to pour down．（declare）

分析我们还没来得及宣布仪式开始，突然开始下起了倾盆大雨．

解答答案：had we declared the ceremony
根据副词hardly放在了句首可知，本句应使用倒装句；分析句意可知，句中的when意为"这时；突然"，符合"sb had hardly/scarcely/barely …when…"这一句型结构，故此处应使用过去完成时，故答案为：had we declared the ceremony

点评做本题时需要从两点入手：第一，由于副词hardly放在了句首，故本句应使用倒装语序；第二，确立本句的时态；根据当when意为"这时；突然"，表示在前面的叙述中没有提到过的信息，并且总是对所描述的事件予以引人注目的强调时，when 分句之前的分句用过去完成时，其中的"sb had hardly/scarcely/barely …when"为固定结构．

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She bought one to share with her two coworkers.

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“It looks nice," agreed Winston.

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