But what is said above is only part of the benefits of daydreaming. 11.Dr.Harry Emerson Fosdick believed that the way we picture ourselves is often the way we turn ou Meaning:Dr.Harry Emerson believed what we imagine ourselves to be was often what we became in the end. 12."Hold a picture of yourself...in your mind's eye,and you will be drawn toward it. (1)What sentence pattern is used here? In this sentence,the imperative is used in a special way in which it is similar to an “if-clause If you hold a picture of yourself....you will.. 2.Translate the sentence into Chinese. 在你的心目中树立起一个你自己的形象，这样，你就会向这个形象靠拢。 13.Do not picture yourself as anything.and you will drif What's the implied meaning of the sentence? If you do not form a picture of what you are going to be in the future,you will go along without a definite purpose in life. 14.He would in e himself winning.He would vividly picture himself clearing the bar at a certain height. (l)What is the grammatical function of“winning”and“clearing”in these two sentences? “Winning”and"clearing”are used as object complements. 15.Why not try? Meaning:Why don't you have a try?/You may have a try "Why not...?"is a very useful colloquial expression to introduce a suggestion Why not have of the biscu ?They'n delicious Why not borrow the book from the library instead of buying it? 16.Here is how those who believe in creative daydreaming recommend going about it. (1)recommend:v. 1)say that sth.or sb.is good,or suggest them for a particular purpose or job eg.Can you recommend a good dicti nary to me? She was strongly recommended for the post 2)advise someone to do sth.,especially because you have special knowledge of a situation or subiect e.g.My doctor recommended taking an early morning walk recommend sb. to sb.else recommend sb.sth recommend sb.(sth.for.. recommend sb.to do.sth. recommend doing sthBut what is said above is only part of the benefits of daydreaming. 11. Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick believed that the way we picture ourselves is often the way we turn out. Meaning：Dr. Harry Emerson believed what we imagine ourselves to be was often what we became in the end. 12. “Hold a picture of yourself ... in your mind’s eye, and you will be drawn toward it. (1) What sentence pattern is used here? In this sentence, the imperative is used in a special way in which it is similar to an “if-clause”. If you hold a picture of yourself…, you will… 2. Translate the sentence into Chinese. 在你的心目中树立起一个你自己的形象，这样，你就会向这个形象靠拢。 13. Do not picture yourself as anything, and you will drift ...” What’s the implied meaning of the sentence? If you do not form a picture of what you are going to be in the future, you will go along without a definite purpose in life… 14. He would imagine himself winning. He would vividly picture himself clearing the bar at a certain height. ( 1) What is the grammatical function of “winning” and “clearing” in these two sentences? “Winning” and “clearing” are used as object complements. (2) Translate the sentences into Chinese. 他想象自己赢得胜利。他逼真地想象自己在某一高度是怎样越过横竿的。 15. Why not try？ Meaning: Why don’t you have a try? / You may have a try. “Why not … ?” is a very useful colloquial expression to introduce a suggestion. e.g. Why not have a taste of the biscuits? They’re very delicious. Why not borrow the book from the library instead of buying it? 16. Here is how those who believe in creative daydreaming recommend going about it. (1) recommend: v. 1) say that sth. or sb. is good, or suggest them for a particular purpose or job e.g. Can you recommend a good dictionary to me? She was strongly recommended for the post. 2) advise someone to do sth., especially because you have special knowledge of a situation or subject e.g. My doctor recommended taking an early morning walk. recommend sb. to sb. else recommend sb. sth. recommend sb. (sth.) for… recommend sb. to do. sth. recommend doing sth