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11.只要你尽力了,就没道理为成功或失败而苦恼.(no sense)As long as/if you have done/tried your best,there is no sense being/getting upset/worried/bothered about failure or success..

分析 As long as/if you have done/tried your best,there is no sense being/getting upset/worried/bothered about failure or success.

解答 As long as/if you have done/tried your best,there is no sense being/getting upset/worried/bothered about failure or success.
本句是表达的一种观点,所以用一般现在时,从句中可使用现在完成时,表达已经付出了努力.
本句为一主从复合句,As long as/if引导的为一条件状语从句.there is no sense doing sth意为没道理做某事.do/try one's best尽力;be/get upset/worried/bothered about为…忧虑,苦恼.

点评 灵活的运用状语从句更能够表达出英语句子的准确性、地道性,如I didn't realize how special my mother was until I became an adult.直到我成为了一个成年人我才意识到我的母亲是多么的特殊.

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