专转本定语从句+状语从句(国外英文资料).docVIP

专转本定语从句+状语从句(国外英文资料) The word attributive clause : The pronouns: who, whom, whose That, which, as a When, where, why The preposition plus the relative pronoun An attributive clause leads the word in a sentence Three functions: To guide and connect the Lord and the subordinate clause Be part of a clause Instead of the first word (so no antecedents or pronoun) That, of which: The antecedents are things, things, In the sentence, the subject is subject to the object; The who, the disappearance of: The antecedents, In the sentence, the subject is subject to the object; Whose: the antecedents, things, things, To be attributive in the sentence; As: The same, such a modifier or antecedent word itself is the same, such; To be a subject or an object in a clause. It wasnt such a good dinner as she had promised. As is well known, Rome is not built in a day. As we all know, Rome is not built in a day. This is the city ___. I like to visit it most B I like to visit most C I most like to visit D I most like to visit it (2) Beer is the most popular ultimately responds among male drinkers, ________ overall consumption is significantly who that of women. A whose B which C that D what The hours of The day, The children spend in their one-way relationship with TV peoples relationships with real life people. A when B on which C that D in which Which is the only thing that guides the attributive clause: To guide non-restrictive attributive clauses; In the back of the preposition; There are conjunctions in the sentence that to avoid repetition; He told me that the radio which He had bought was defective. Use that to guide the relative clauses: The antecedents include both men and things; Before the first word, there is an indefinite pronoun, or the indefinite pronoun. The word before the antecedent is decorated with the only concept. The antecedents are numbered. The first word itself is the question of pron. Or in a sentence; To use the term a. He talked about the men and the books that