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考研语法（Postgraduate entrance examination grammar） Generally speaking, attributive clauses are divided into three categories: Insert an adverbial between the antecedent and the attributive clause. Such as: There, are, many, thousands, of, in, the, sky, that, are, stars, like, the, sun., in space, there are thousands of stars like the sun. At first glance, the attributive clause guided by that appears behind the noun sky and seems to be modified by sky. But think carefully, no, ah, how can the sky be like the sun? It turns out that the attributive clause of the that guide is separated by the adverbial modifier in, the, sky, and the modifier central word stars. Insert an attribute between antecedent and attributive clause. Such as: Do, you, remember, one, afternoon, years, ago, when, I, ten, came, to, your,, house, and, necklace, borrowed, a, diamond? Do you remember, one afternoon ten years ago, I came to your house and asked you to borrow a diamond necklace? When I, came, to, your, house, and, borrowed, a, diamond, necklace, afternoon. is actually a modification of afternoon, not a modification of years.ten. Years ago is actually an attributive post modifier The antecedent and the attributive clause are separated by the predicate. At this time, the antecedent is usually the subject of the sentence, because the attributive clause predicate clause is longer, shorter, in order to make sentences after the balance, often to predicate attributive clauses Such as: A, new, master, will, come, tomorrow, who, German., will, teach, you, tomorrow, the new (male) teacher will be your German in the future. [syntax, difficulty, analysis, besides, but, except, exept, for, excepting, apart, from, distinction] (1) besides and except The former represents except... Besides, there are still... The latter indicates removal from the whole... (2) except and except for A. removes and does not remove the same thing, uses except Eg: All, the, essays, are, well, written, except, Nelsons. Nelson