as和which差别(国外英语资料).doc

as和which区别(国外英语资料) As, which guided by as non restrictive attributive clauses, non restrictive attributive clause guided by the which, as and which on behalf of the exam, the equivalent of and this or and that. As is usually placed at the beginning of a sentence, and which in the sentence. As we know, smoking is harmful to ones health. The sun heats the earth, which is very important to us. Alice received an) 1 typical examples of invitation from her boss, ___came as a surprise. A. it B. that C. which D. he C. This is a non finite clause, which cannot be modified with that, but which., it and he make the back sentence a sentence. The two independent sentences cannot be connected only by commas. Besides, choosing he doesnt make sense. 2) The weather turned out to be very good was more than we, ___ could expect. A. what B. which C. that D. it B. Which can be used instead of sentences for unqualified attributive clauses, and what cannot. That can not be used for non restrictive attributive clauses. It is not a conjunction, so that two sentences linked by commas can not be combined in English grammar. 3) It rained hard yesterday prevented me from going, ____ to the park.. A. that B. which C. as D. it B. As and which in the non restrictive attributive clause, the relationship between these two everything that he had expressed the entire meaning, and can be used as the subject and object in the attributive clause. But there are two main differences: (1) the attributive clause of as can be placed at the beginning of the sentence, but which can not. (2) as on behalf of the whole front and main clause in the clause as the subject, the predicate clauses must be verb; if the verb is in the relative pronoun, I can only use which. In this case, prevent is the behavior verb, so the correct option should be B. Ass legislation 1. the same... As; such... As in as is a fixed structure, and...... Same....... I have, got, into, the, same, trouble, as, he (has). Example 2. as can guide