10．你能幫我開一下電腦嗎？（mind）Do you mind/Would you mind turning on the computer for me？．

分析 Do you mind/Would you mind turning on the computer for me？

解答 Do you mind/Would you mind turning on the computer for me？
這是一種征求別人意見的常用表達，所以用一般現(xiàn)在時．
本句使用含有mind一個一般疑問句來表達．mind doing介意做某事．

點評 熟悉常用句式的基本結構以及一些短語的搭配是解決此類題的關鍵．

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