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形容词性从句(国外英文资料) Adjective clauses, or relative clauses. The adjective clauses, also known as relative clauses, are the sentence structures that are guided by a relative pronoun or relationship adverb. It is called attributive clause because the main function of this clause is to be a noun modifier or attributive. In fact. In addition to attributive clauses, other meanings may be expressed. In non-restrictive clauses, for example, clauses are used to describe or supplement rather than to qualify and modify. My lecture today is mainly divided into three parts, one is about the attributive clause relation adverbs, the choice of relative pronouns, 2 it is to introduce guided by preposition + relative pronoun attributive clause, three is to use the relative pronoun AS the specific circumstances. Finally, there will be some relevant exercises for understanding. PART 1 attributive clause of the relation between the adverb and the relative pronoun Generally speaking, relationship adverbs such as WHEN, WHERE, WHY is easier to choose. WHEN, WHERE, WHY do adverbials in a sentence instead of the first item, the time, place, and reason. The time is not far away when modern communication will become wide spread in Chinas vast countryside. WHEN the time is right, the time is right. You can also use other sentences. Anyone would like to take a column. Then the choice of relative pronouns has certain complexity, and a number of factors must be considered. There is usually a table like this. For limited and non-restrictive clauses only for restrictive clauses The term applies to the person and the object The main WHO THAT WHOM is THAT genion I need you to be careful. Im going to give you a couple of examples. Helen was much kinder to her youngest child than she was to the others. A) that c) that c) Helen was more concerned with her youngest child than the other children, which naturally caused jealousy among other children. What is not a relational pronoun. You can exclude it. In add