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20分钟搞定名词从句（20 minutes to get the noun clause）.doc

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20分钟搞定名词从句（20 minutes to get the noun clause）

20分钟搞定名词从句（20 minutes to get the noun clause） 46 grade teacher: 20 minutes to fix it Release date: 2009-4-13 source: hits: 23 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 it is thought that the role of these four clauses as a noun in nature, so we think they are collectively referred to as noun clauses. Please look at: Two or three sentences to serve as four components. (3, 4) A sentence that noun clause is to use a complete sentence as another sentence constitutes a specific noun clause. You can use what kind of sentence to act as the four components? The answer is: Three, statements are used four kinds of sentence elements (focus noun clauses), in the statement first with his that. For a statement, we want to add that at the beginning of the sentence, then the that+ statement were placed in the four position of another sentence is composed of four kinds of noun clauses. 1. Subject clause. That+ statement in the subject position is subject clause: Stuart is ugly. That Stuart is ugly is a fact. That Malaysians don t speak good English is obvious . It is more common in the IT type subject placed in the first sentence, the subject clause put at the end of a sentence. For example: It is a fact that Stuart is ugly. It is obvious that Malaysians don t speak good English . So here is the common subject clause sentence: (RMB) It is + past participle +that (found, believed, reported, thought, noted... ) The It is + adjective +that clauses (clear, possible, likely, natural, certain, fortunate, necessary, strange... ) The It is + noun (phrase) +that (a pity, a shame, an honor, a good idea, a miracle... ) 2. object clause. That+ statement in the object posi