12．Howeverhard/much I （had） tried，I could not read his handwriting．（try）
不論我怎樣努力，還是沒法看清他寫的字．

分析 翻譯：However hard/much I （had） tried，I could not read his handwriting．

解答 答案：hard/much I （had） tried．
"不論"表示本句中含有讓步狀語從句，"我努力"應(yīng)該翻譯為"I try hard"或者"I try much"，由于在空格前有however，所以相應(yīng)的副詞應(yīng)放在however后面，然后接主謂內(nèi)容，所以本題答案應(yīng)該是"hard/much I （had） tried"．

點(diǎn)評 考查此類問題，需要仔細(xì)分析句子成分，了解句中含有什么從句，用什么樣的語序，然后作出正確翻譯．

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