Finding the Five Clauses Practice Problem 20

Updated on educate 2024-03-11
6 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    whati

    haddone, the object clause of the preposition of, the predicate verb of the sentence is rang in the past tense of ring

    2 has no clause, overwhelmed

    and caused are predicates.

    assoonasi

    sawthe

    queues

    ofcars is an adverbial clause, the predicate of the main clause turned and wentwhowants

    tobecome

    ajournalist

    It is a clause, and the predicate of the sentence is has

    whatto

    donext.To do the object clause of wonder, the predicate is stood and wondered

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    1. The predicate of the definite clause is determined by the central word of the antecedent

    onlyone decided. If it's oneofthe

    The boys are led by the

    Boys decides, and D is optional.

    2. whom can only be used as an object, and what is missing in the clause of this question is a predicate, so only that can be selected.

    3. The main clause of this sentence is the antecedent of the definite clause, and it is precisely because metals are hard and can be made into any shape that it can be widely used. it is the subject of the form, for

    themto

    bewidely

    usedin

    industry is the real subject of cheng, and it can be seen that metals is not a precedent of the definite clause.

    4. The antecedent contains such, and the subordinate sentence can only use as.

    5. This is a non-restrictive definite clause, and when placed at the beginning of the sentence, only as can be used.

    6. This is also the usage of non-restrictive definite clauses, and the introductory word means "as, like, and." The meaning of "same" can only be used as.

    As is a relative pronoun, which can be used as a subject, object, and predicate in a clause.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    The first question is C. The clause part is you don't like him.Since the subordinate part is a declarative sentence, the introductory word is that;

    The second question is CThis is the subject clause of the formal subject by it, the it at the beginning of the sentence is the formal subject, and the real subject of the sentence is whether the exhibition will be held in shanghaiSince it is a subject clause, the optional guide word that whether how is OK, combined with the meaning of the sentence, I am not sure whether it will be held in Shanghai, so I choose whether the C table is.

    The third question is CWhoever here can be converted to no matter who, which means that whoever makes a mistake must be corrected. Since the subject clause part lacks a subject, it can't be chosen, and it should be the person who makes the mistake, so whoever is chosen

    Question 4 choose d, this sentence is the same as the second question, it is also the formal subject structure of it, the real sentence is the part after that, this sentence can also be summarized as a fixed expression of it is estimated that, meaning estimated.

    Question 5 choose d, has the part before the sentence is the subject of the sentence, be regarded as , the clause part means something that was once thought to be impossible, the clause lacks a subject, so use what to supplement the component. (In the subject clause, if the clause part lacks a subject or object, what is often used to supplement the component.) The meaning of this phrase is that what was once thought impossible has now become a reality.

    The code word is tired, and I hope to give points. Ask me if you don't understand.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    Clauses are: subject clause, object clause, predicative clause, definite clause, adverbial clause, and copositional clause.

    If a sentence is the subject, it is called the subject clause, if the sentence is an object, it is called an object clause, if the sentence is an object, if the sentence is a predicative, it is called a predicative clause, if the sentence is an adverbial clause, if the sentence is an adverbial clause, it is called an adverbial clause, and if the sentence is an appositional clause, it is called an appositional clause.

    As long as you can distinguish the subject-verb-object of each sentence, then you can easily see these clauses. But the definite clause is more difficult, it is not the same position as in Chinese, it is after the noun or pronoun that is modified.

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  5. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    1.Choose A2Use that to show that this is the table I lost before, as means that this table is the same as the one I lost before, I think this question still lacks context, such as with him, he can only be replaced by whom, which language.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    can't make up is a predicate, let's not look at it first. That is to say – you say now as the subject of the whole big sentence, and below we dissect this part carefully.

    Say here is a transitive verb, that is, the object of say is missing, which is the component of that space.

    Grammatical knowledge tells us that when we need to make ingredients, that can't, so fill in what or whatever, according to the translation, what can't.

    In addition, I believe that the landlord still doesn't understand a little:

    In the noun clause whatever=anything what in the adverbial clause whatever=no matter what is translated simply: what you say now does not make up for what you have done.

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