appositive clause课件.ppt

Appositive Clause同位语从句; The appositive refers to the noun (or other forms) that is adopted to modify, restrict or explain another noun or pronoun. The appositive, usually following the word modified, should be equivalent to the word modified in word class. ;nouns as appositive 　Mr. Wang, my teacher, will be visiting us on Tuesday. phrases as appositive 　　 　I, the oldest girl in the family, always had to care for the other children. direct speech as appositive 　　 　But now the question comes to their minds, “Did she die young because she was a clone?” clause as appositive 　　 　We came to the decision that we must act at once. ;Appositive Clause;that whether conjunctive adverbs such as how, when, where, etc. (if and which cannot introduce appositive clause);that;Translate following Chinese into English adopting appositive clause.;whether (cannot be replaced by “if”);when, where, how, why ;Exercise-multiple choices;Exercise- Combine the two sentences into one with appositive clause.;Students asked the director to explain it.Why shall they have presentation at lunch time?;I couldn’t speak a word of Italitan and understand very little.Except for that, I had a wonderful time visiting my Italian cousins in Rome.