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考研语法10天速成电子教材（Grammar textbook for 10 days） Grammar textbook for 10 days Speaker: Yin Jiankun Welcome to the New Oriental online electronic teaching material Attributive Clause (Part I) What is the attributive clause? What is the attributive clause? Examples: A, rich, person, is, not, the, who, has, the, most, but, is, one, the, one, who,, needs, the, least. A sentence with a complete subject predicate structure used to modify the preceding noun or pronoun is called an attributive clause. There are two essential basic elements. One is antecedent, and the other is relative. 1. nouns or pronouns do antecedent. Examples: He, laughs, best, who, laughs, last. 2. phrases as antecedent. Many, of, life, s, problems, which, were, solved, asking, family, members, friends, or, colleagues, are, beyond, the, by, capability, of,, the, extended, resolve., family, to 3. use sentences as antecedent. The, Greeks, assumed, that, structure, of, language, some, connection, with, the, process, of, thought, which, took, root, in, Europe, long, before,, people, realized, had, how, the, diverse, languages, be., could I, am, a, student, which, you, all, know. When the antecedent and the relational word are separated, how do they behave?. Such as: Today, stepladders, carry, labels, inches, long, that, warn, among, other, things, that, you, might - surprise - fall several off. Method of finding antecedent. Reduction to absurdity. Take it in. Which one is smooth? Which one is antecedent?. 1. translating attributive clauses. 2., combining the structural features and position features of antecedent words, we can find the words which have logical relation with the meaning of attributive clauses before the relative words. Attributive Clause (next) Two. The use of relative pronouns in attributive clauses. 1. commonly used relative pronouns: which, that, who, whom. Whom uses very little now. There are prepositions in front, only with which, not with that. 2., the special conditions of the relative pr