Hi, John! Hi, Faith![qh]

嗨，约翰！嗨，费思！[qh]

Let's continue our lesson on grammar and cars.[qh]

让我们继续我们关于语法和汽车的课程53Lg]EZb.2*。[qh]

A quick reminder for our viewers.[qh]

给我们观众的一个快速提醒cTr-Flfy1*#。[qh]

Just as there are different kinds of cars, there are also different kinds of sentences.[qh]

正如汽车有不同的款式，句子也有不同的类型g,N|ip5mrQD。[qh]

Let's turn our attention to a kind of sentence you are likely to hear or use when driving: exclamatory sentences.[qh]

让我们把注意力转向一种你在开车时可能会听到或使用的句子：感叹句ait0jhhw]Jqw。[qh]

Grammar books describe exclamatory sentences in two ways: in terms of emotion and in terms of word order.[qh]

语法书从两个方面描述感叹句：从情感方面和从词序方面F^%tO+KNGG&^L0diMw。[qh]

The first way we describe exclamatory sentences is in terms of emotion.[qh]

我们描述感叹句的第一种方式是从情感方面%~C5;UA(k~l5m。[qh]

When we are driving, that emotion is often but not always negative.[qh]

我们开车时，这种情绪往往是负面的，但并非总是如此)PV@fopWbb。[qh]

I can't believe he cut me off![qh]

我不敢相信他居然超我的车！[qh]

The second kind of exclamatory sentence involves a change of word.[qh]

第二种感叹句涉及单词的变化koF&U(RArVy2b。[qh]

We often use “what” or “how” in these kinds of statements.[qh]

我们经常在这些陈述中使用“什么”或“如何”l_IqePf%r,.Po。[qh]

We also often leave out the verb.[qh]

我们也经常会省略动词!z.2XF*yuF(VgmXsJ。[qh]

For example, imagine you are stuck in heavy traffic.[qh]

例如，想象一下你被困在严重的交通堵塞中l9pAYFk6EkV@=Ch=D=Br。[qh]

A person speeds up and cuts in front of you, you might say in a negative tone: what a piece of work![qh]

一个人加速插到你前面，你可能会用负面的语气说：真是个奇葩！[qh]

Or something like：what the——![qh]

或者类似的，比如：真**！[qh]

This kind of exclamatory sentence is not polite，and we do not suggest using it.[qh]

这种感叹句是不礼貌的，我们不建议使用它^*iH4Fkw6jRdJ。[qh]

But you might hear it or something like it in a film or in real life.[qh]

但是你可能会在电影或现实生活中听到它或类似的东西_5r;ILTrHbJ。[qh]

And that's everyday grammar TV![qh]

这就是本期的《每日语法》电视节目！[qh]