1.As you will have noticed, there is a new secretary in the front office. 请问这句是不是说你们大概已经注意到了 请问如果写 As you would have noticed, there is a new secretary in the front office. 是什麽意思? 还是没有这种用法? 还是只有 As you would have noticed, there was a new secretary in the front office. 2.The logic is clear, but the situation gets more interesting when many people are suspicious of the scheme or even aware of its fraudulence (as they were not with Ponzi or Madoff). In this case they generally worry only about what happens one or two steps ahead and may anticipate being able to get out before a collapse. That is, one may find it rational to buy into such an unsavory scheme if one is confident of recruiting a "bigger sucker" as a replacement. 请问这句里的(as they were not with Ponzi or Madoff) 是等於when they were not with Ponzi or Madoff吗? 还是说as 有假设用法 我查不到=.= 假设这些人他们当时还未加入? 3.Thanks to complicated derivatives and other opaque financial instruments, the recent collapse in the housing market and the more general financial crisis it has precipitated have an even more repellent aroma to them, if I may Ponzificate a bit. 请问这里的it has precipitated是等於which has precipitated 这里的it是在说the more general financial crisis吗 再想请问这里的Ponzificate是pontificate的双关语吗 是说如果我可以自以为是地谈论一下的话? 灰熊感谢您的回答 --

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