Whatever she says will not make any difference to our arrangements．(say)无论她说什么.都是不会对我们的安排有影响．题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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1．Whatever she says will not make any difference to our arrangements．（say）
无论她说什么，都是不会对我们的安排有影响．

分析汉译英需先分析句子的主干，找出句中缺少的成分，再着手进行翻译．

解答答案：Whatever she says
由句意可知句子缺少主语，而且作主语的是句子，故应填主语从句．引导词既要连接句子，又要作说的宾语，故连接代词 whatever"无论什么"用在这里合适．由于主、从句的时态要保持一致，故用一般现在时态．应填 Whatever she says

点评考查wh-引导的主语从句，此题应从分析句子成分入手．

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