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英语名词性从句重难点精讲（English noun clauses are difficult and difficult）

英语名词性从句重难点精讲（English noun clauses are difficult and difficult） Noun clauses are difficult and difficult A noun clause is a clause that acts as a noun in a sentence. According to this clause as grammatical constituents in the sentence, can be divided into the subject clause, object clause, predicative clause and appositive clause. The adverbial clauses (also called adverb clauses) and attributive clauses (also called adjective clauses) we have learned are also named after the syntactic functions of these clauses. Such as: What, he, said, is, not, true. (subject clauses) I, don , t, trust, what, he, said. (object clauses) Such is what he said. (C.) The news that he was praised is not true. (that) It, was, raining, when, we, got, there. (adverbial clause) The, news, that, he, gave, US, is, not, true. (attributive clause) 1., the guide word of noun clause In general, the clauses of noun clauses can be divided into three categories (see table below) Examples of the use of connectives in Noun Clauses Subject clause object clause predicative clause A that That he left is certain. knew (that) he had left. The fact is I that he left. Ive no idea that he left. that does not make sense, nor does it make any element in the clause, but plays a guiding role. Two whether/if/as if/because/as Whether he left (or not) is unknown. I know who left. My question is who left. I have a question about who left. has a certain meaning, but not in the clause grammar. As if/because/as guides only banner clauses. Three: who, what, relative pronouns which, whose and -ever with the words which Who left is unknown. I know who left. My question is who left. I have a question about who left. has some semantic object attributive components. The relationship between how, why, when: adverb, where and add -ever to form the word When he left is unknown. Im uncertain when he left. What I wonder is when he left. I have no idea when he left. has some semantic and adverbial clauses. 2., what is the difference