How do you learn those clauses well in English?

1.Noun clauses (including subject clauses, object clauses, predicative clauses, and cotopic clauses).

2.Determinative clause.

3.Adverbial clause (including time, condition, result, purpose, reason, concession, place, manner, etc.).

1) The subject clause is used as the subject, as in:

that the earth is round is true.The earth is round, it is real.

2) The object clause is used as the object. Such as:

do you know where he lives?

3) The predicative clause is used as a predicative, such as:

my opinion is that you should not go alone.My opinion is that you should not go alone.

4) The copositional clause is used to explain the preceding noun. Such as:

the fact that the earth is round is true.The fact that the earth is round is true. (That clause is used to explain the fact).

5) The definite clause is equivalent to an adjective and is used to modify the preceding noun. Such as:

the student who answered the question was john.The student who answered the question was John

6) An adverbial clause is equivalent to an adverb, such as:

when it rains, i usually go to school by bus.When it rains, I usually take the bus to school. (Time Adverbial).

Standard Answer:

Overall score: noun clause, adverbial clause, definite clause.

Noun clauses: subject clauses, object clauses, predicative clauses, homotopic clauses, adverbial clauses: time, place, manner, concession, condition, comparison, manner, reason, etc., definite clauses: restrictive and non-restrictive.

Determinative clauses: There are restrictive and non-restrictive clauses.

Noun clauses: subject clauses, object clauses, predicative clauses, copositional clauses.

Adverbial clauses: divided into nine categories: time, place, cause, condition, result, purpose, concession, method and comparison.

English clauses are generally divided into three categories: noun clauses, adjective clauses, and adverbial clauses. Among them, noun clauses are divided into subject, object, predicative and copositional clauses; Adjective clauses are divided into restrictive definite clauses and non-restrictive definite clauses; Adverbial clauses are divided into temporal adverbials, reason adverbials, place adverbials, accompanying adverbials, conditional adverbials, and mode adverbials.

It can be divided according to its own effect.

1.Nominalization of sentences: noun clauses (used as nouns).

Noun clauses can be divided into: subject clauses, object clauses, and predicative clauses.

The sender of the action is the subject clause, and the receiver of the action is the object clause and the predicative clause, and the object clause and the predicative clause.

2. Adjectiveization of sentences: definite clauses (used as adjectives).

3. Adverbization of sentences: adverbial clauses (used as adverbs).

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There are roughly five types: subject clauses; predicative clauses; object clauses; Determinative clause. Adverbial clause.

There are nine types of adverbial clauses; temporal adverbial clause; place adverbial clause; reason adverbial clause; Objective adverbial clause; Resultant adverbial clause; conditional adverbial clause; concession adverbial clause; Compare adverbial clauses and way adverbial clauses.

Subject, object, predicative, definite, homotopus, adverbial, clause.

Determinative, object, complement, copositional,