18．只要在過程中盡力了，你就沒有必要太重視比賽的結(jié)果．（need n．）As long as you have tried your best in the process，there is no need for you to take the result of th ematch too seriously．．

分析 只要在過程中盡力了，你就沒有必要太重視比賽的結(jié)果．

解答 答案：As long as you have tried your best in the process，there is no need for you to take the result of the match too seriously．
考查need 做名詞的用法．As long as 引導(dǎo)條件狀語從句，表示"只要，只有"；there is no need 表示"沒有必要做某事"；take the result of the match too seriously．表示"重視比賽的結(jié)果"．

點評 考查need 做名詞的用法．
need用作名詞時，既可以是可數(shù)名詞，也可以是不可數(shù)名詞．主要常用句型如下：
1、（There's） no need to do something 沒必要做某事
例：There's no need to cover such a long distance．沒必要走那么遠的距離．
There's no need for me to break the window because I have the key．我沒必要打破窗戶因為我有鑰匙．
No need to run since we're not pressed for time．不必跑啦，我們 又不趕時間．
也可以單獨使用：There's no need．意思是"沒有必要"．
2、in （great） need of （非常）需要
例：The rescue team is in great need of medicine．救援小組非常需要藥品．
3、if need be 如果需要的話
例：If need be，I'm going to do you a favor．如果需要的話我會幫你的．

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