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Noun Modifiers in Daughter of Smoke and Bone by Laini Taylor由莱尼泰勒在烟雾和骨的女儿名词修饰语.ppt

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Noun Modifiers in Daughter of Smoke and Bone by Laini Taylor由莱尼泰勒在烟雾和骨的女儿名词修饰语

Discussion Two most common modifiers were not surprising High number of postmodifying adjectives and adjective phrases is rare a world apart, complete with its own mountains, continents, moons an iguana-thing so huge it could only be called a dragon Discussion Vivid choice of words Place in fiction Common in description, not in dialogue Conclusion As a reader Missed the richness of the writing the first time I read it As a writer Choosing each word carefully Evocative images Works Cited Taylor, Laini. Chapter 17 “World Apart” Daughter of Smoke Bone. New York: Little, Brown, 2011. 108-15. Print. Biber, Douglas, Susan Conrad, and Geoffrey N. Leech. Longman Student Grammar of Spoken and Written English. Harlow, Essex: Longman, 2002. Print. Noun Modifiers inDaughter of Smoke and Boneby Laini Taylor Emily Ward WOU Academic Excellence Showcase May 30, 2013 Noun Modifiers Adding words, phrases, or clauses to a noun phrase in order to describe or specify the head noun Adds maturity to the writing Directs reader’s attention Creates a hierarchy of information Registers From most frequent use of modifiers to least: Academic Writing Newspaper Fiction Conversation Biber, Conrad, and Leech. (2002). Longman Student Grammar of Spoken and Written English. Example from Fiction Portion of the text with noun modifiers removed: Two moons. Neither was full. One was a disc, the other a crescent. Example from Fiction Original portion of the text: Two moons. Neither was full. One was a radiant half disc high overhead, the other a pale crescent just rising to clear a crust of mountain. Premodifiers Adjective: her bare feet Participle: a narrow, barred niche Noun: the dead man’s chest Postmodifying Clauses Relative clause: a gesture Karou couldn’t decipher To-infinitive clause: elephants to haul them there Ing-clause: a pale crescent just rising to clear a crust of mountain Ed-clause: lantern suspended from a hook above his head Postmodifying Phrases Prepositional phrase: the