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20分钟搞定四六级名词从句（20 minutes to get the 46 level noun clause）.doc

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20分钟搞定四六级名词从句（20 minutes to get the 46 level noun clause） First, in English, a noun or noun phrase mainly acts as the four component, subject, object, predicative and appositive. If we use the sentence as a noun, were used as the subject, in another sentence object, predicative and appositive (see table second), so they constitute four clauses: subject clause, object clause, predicative clause and appositive clause. Because we think these four clauses are equivalent in essence to nouns, we call them NOUN clauses. Look at the example sentences: Two or three sentences serve as four constituents. (3, 4) As mentioned above, a noun clause is a sentence element that uses one complete sentence as another sentence, thus forming a specific noun clause. What sentence can be used to act as the four component? The answer is..: Three, declarative sentences can act as four sentence components (the main content of the noun clause), and the first sentence of the sentence should be added to his that. For declarative sentences, we should add that at the beginning of the sentence, and then put the that+ sentence in four positions of the other sentence, forming the four NOUN clauses. 1. Subject clause. The that+ declarative sentence becomes the subject clause in the subject position: Stuart is ugly. That, Stuart, is, ugly, is, a, fact. That, Malaysians, don, t, speak,, good, English, is, obvious. More commonly, use the IT type subject at the beginning of the sentence, and put the subject clause at the end of the sentence. Such as: It, is, a, fact, that, Stuart, is, ugly. It, is, obvious, that, don,, t, speak, Malaysians, good, English. So here is the common subject clause sentence: (RMB) (It, is + + past participle, +that clause (found, believed, reported, thought, noted)... ) II. It, is + adjective, +that clause (clear, possible, likely, natural, certain, fortunate, necessary, strange... ) It is + noun (phrase) +that clause (a, pity, a, shame, an, honor, a, good, idea, a, miracle)...