从句秘诀（Clause tips）.doc

从句秘诀（Clause tips） The clause in English is like a railway on the land. It is everywhere. It stretches for miles. So its a bit complicated. But the road is still very clear, but a lot of trails, ha ha. Classification of sentences: all English sentences can be divided into four categories according to their uses: declarative sentences, interrogative sentences, Qi sentences and exclamatory sentences. 1) declarative sentences: declarative sentences are used to illustrate facts, opinions, descriptions, actions, States, explanations, reasons, etc.. This is one of the most common sentences in everyday life. It has two forms of expressing meaning, namely affirmative form and negative sentence form. Its so simple. Dont give an example. 2) interrogative sentence: interrogative sentence is used to ask questions, and can be further divided into four kinds: A) general questions (General, Question), general questions are questions about whether something is right or wrong. Therefore, the answer is not Yes, that is No; the answer can be either complete or elliptical. B) special questions (Special Question) is a special question about something or some of the specific content of a question, you need to use the special questions such as: the corresponding time (When), location (Where), (Why), (How), man (Who), name (What), etc.. The question is specific, so the answer should be specific. (C) Alternative Question selects the interrogative sentence and sets the choice of any element in the sentence. The choice is partially connected by the conjunction or. It is different from the general question, because when you answer such a sentence, you can neither use Yes nor No, but need to say specific choice. In addition, the conjunction of or before reading or the later part of reading. (D) Disjunctive (Question), when the speaker is not certain about the situation, or needs further proof in real time, the interrogative sentence can be used. The interrogative sentence consists of two parts.