Practice questions about definite clauses, questions about definite clauses

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Eh, this one asked me to ask me questions, okay, are those whys.

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i don't like the way (that /in which)you speak to her

you speak to her

This part of the subject-verb-object is already in place, so what is the language in (clause) with in which and why use in which?

You speak to her Although it is already together, it must be connected with the front, hehe.

you speak to her in the(which)way=you speak to her that way .

Kind of understood, right? Take your time.

Question addendum: Eh, this question is okay with me, and those are why.

Uh, you didn't ask to the point.

Why can't you choose a and which the way isn't it a person, and what is the leading word in the sentence?

You can use which, a definite clause, which is naturally a definite clause, and I have already given you the sentence.

Why choose D, why can't this factory be the leading word, but also add the one

This factory is the subject, how to do the introductory word? The One is the epilogue.

Translated into Chinese, you will understand.

i don't like the way (that /in which)you speak to her.

I don't like the way you speak to her.

True, both. this factory is the one (that ) some foreign friends visited last friday?

Predicative clause. this factory (which /that) some foreign friends visited last friday is very big.

Determinative clause. Note the difference.

Knowledge lies in the accumulation of bits and pieces, but also in unremitting efforts.

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1.There is a lack of temporal adverbials in the definite clause, so choose d, when

2.The place adverbial is missing from the definite clause, so d, where are chosen.

of the best books is used in the predicate verb after the plural, the antecedent is preceded by the best modification, that is used to guide the definite clause, and there is a passive relationship between book and write, so choose a.

4.The ordinal numeral before the antecedent word time is modified, and the definite clause is guided by that, and d is selected.

5.The structure of the preposition + which or the preposition + whom, the antecedent is brother, which means that the person uses whom, so choose b.

d Time adverbial, in. Duration.

d location, where to break up.

a one of ..As a plural, passive.

a Time. b person, object.

1.a is not a definite clause, because there is no lack of noun components in the sentence, it is a copositional clause, and the copositional clause can only use that

2.d chicago, the relation of the clause to the chicago should be in the chicago, with where, the non-restrictive definite clause.

3.A The subject of the definite clause is the best books ab table passive, but the predicate of b is singular.

4.d the first time can only be used as a antecedent, and relational adverbs can only be written with that or not at all.

5.b The relative pronouns after the preposition should be in accusative form, here referring to people, using whom

I think that if this question is from the point of view of options, it is obvious that it is examining the definite clause. Then, if there is a preposition in the definite clause, it can be in advance, i.e. preposition + which + other components of the clause. But from the point of view of the option characteristics, A should be chosen, which has this satisfaction.

However, from the sentence itself, the intention of using the preposition of is not very clear, probably meaning that Wilkenson's face was smeared with dirt by Ashley, but the sentence composition is a bit unanalytical. Did you make a mistake?

In short, there are two aspects to doing multiple-choice questions: grammar + context. If you don't understand the contextual analysis, look at the grammar. And vice versa.

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