2012版英语一轮语法详细学案：名词性从句(国外英文资料).doc

2012版英语一轮语法详细学案：名词性从句(国外英文资料) In the 2012 edition of the English grammar detailed case, the term clause Some of the difficulties of nominal clauses That is usually the case in three cases (1). That he failed in the exam made his parents. He disappointed his parents by failing to pass the exam. (2) when a sentence has two or more coordinate object clauses, that is not to be omitted. I wished (that) we could go sighting in Hangzhou this summer and that we could buy some books on our way back in Shanghai. I hope we can go to hangzhou this summer and buy some books back in Shanghai when we return. (3) in the form of it, that is not to be omitted. He has made it clear that He wouldnt agree to the plan. He has made it clear that he disagrees with the plan. What is different from that in nominal clauses (1) what the noun clauses can serve as subject, object and complement, sense equivalent to the thing (s) that, guide the subject clause, the plurality of its predicate verbs by the plurality of the predicate; What leads to a preposition is an object clause. What he wants is those books. What he wants is some water. A modern city has been set up in what was A wasteland ten years ago. A modern city has been set up in what was A wasteland ten years ago. (2) that doesnt serve as a sentence. It doesnt make any sense. When the subject clause is guided, it is used as the subject of the sentence. When the object clause is introduced, it is often omitted. That clause usually doesnt serve as a preposition object, but it can be used as an object. She will refuse the offer. = It seems unlikely that she will refuse the offer. She cant refuse the suggestion. I have found (that) all the tickets have been sold out. I find that all the tickets have been sold out. He is a good student except that He is a little bit careless. Besides being a little careless, he is a good student. Whether is compared to the use of if (1) both of them can be used as whether or not. I dont know whether hell atte