How to look at the definite clause and how to write it, how to write the definite clause

The writing skills are not very good, I pick up the useful ones and say, you pick the useful ones to read.

It is necessary to extract the essence from the rough, to remove the false and retain the true, and the blue is better than the blue. To learn English, you have to understand it yourself.

In general, whether it is a simple sentence or a definite clause, the definite clause is indicated by small parentheses ().

1. Clauses are relative to simple sentences.

2. Simple sentences, as the name suggests, are words or phrases such as the subject, definite, object, and adverbial of the sentence.

A definite sentence is used to modify a noun or a word with a noun nature, which is translated into Chinese. Such as "pretty, Gundam, sad, sunny, sad-looking, bought yesterday, watching TV", etc.

3. The definite clause, in contrast, is that the definite clause in the sentence is composed of sentences, which we often say, for example, "The problem (we discussed yesterday) is difficult," "I broke the mobile phone (she just bought)," "The place (I was born) is beautiful," "The child (who was watching TV) just came back yesterday"...

4. The antecedent word is the word you want to modify, corresponding to the third point above, which is the problem, mobile phone, place, and child.

The nature of the antecedents (person, place, object, etc.) determines the choice of the leading words what, that, who, whom, where, etc.

5. Note that if the clause contains a preposition, and the preposition and the antecedent form a preposition-object structure, then the preposition cannot be omitted. For example:

Simple sentence: The girl is lucy

Clause: The girl (whom) I borrowed a pen from is lucy(The girl is a human concept, and is used as the object of the preposition "from" in the clause, so whom can be omitted).

Clause: The girl (whom) I was looking at is lucy

Simple sentence: The pencil belongs to him

Clause: The pencil i wrote with belongs to him

6. It is important to keep in mind that the above is the breakthrough point to break through the bottleneck of the definite clause. There are also a few points that belong to memorization, which are also required for the exam, you read the book yourself, and I can't say more about you here to do a few questions.

where there is a will, there is a way.((Where there is a will), there is a way out, where there is a will, there is a way: the definite clause.) )

she must be the reason why god made a girl.(She must be the reason (why God made the girl): predicative clause).

Many songs are beautiful because of the clever use of definite clauses.

Attributive clauses are used as definite clauses in a sentence to modify a noun or pronoun, and the modified noun, phrase or pronoun is an antecedent. The definite clause usually appears after the antecedent and is elicited by a relative word (relative pronoun or relative adverb).

We can write it like thisDeterminative clause：i like books that are in the library.Another example:

the person(who is in the car) is our english teacher.

A definite clause is a sentence that uses one sentence to modify a noun or pronoun in another sentence. So you start by writing a sentence like :

i like books.Then write a sentence to modify the noun or pronoun in that sentence.

A restrictive definite clause

That can represent things or people, which represents things; They are used as the subject or object in the clause, that in the clause the object can often omit the relative, which in the clause as the object cannot be omitted.

Moreover, if which is made in the clause "intransitive verb."

The object of the preposition", be careful not to throw away the preposition, and the preposition is always placed in the relative pronoun.

which, but some are in their original place.

Which is used as an object to disturb the grip of the beam, according to the antecedent.

The semantic relationship between the antecedent and the definite clause, the preposition between the antecedent and which cannot be lost.

Which is often used as a representative, but that is used instead of which in sentences with the following words, including all, anything, much, etc., is often omitted.

Write a simple sentence in the form of Chinese first. Then write the definite clause, if it is a person, use who or that to lead. The definite clause, if the thing is guided by which or that.

For example: this is the job where you can learn something

That can also sometimes be used as a relational adverb, equivalent to when, where, or why, indicating time, place, or cause. Sometimes it can be omitted. For example:

do you still remember the day (that/when) he arrived?

Determinative clauses (also known as relative clauses and adjective clauses) refer to a type of clause guided by relative words, because the syntactic function of this kind of clause is mostly to make definite clauses.

Therefore, it was once called an attributive clause, which can be used as an adverbial clause in addition to being an adjective, so modern linguistics often uses the term "relative clause".

For example, combine these two sentences in the form of a definite clause: the factory lies in the west of the city his father has ever worked there.

A definite clause is a sentence in which two sentences are combined. There is a factory in the first sentence, and there is a there in the second sentence, but this there refers to the factoryAccording to the meaning of the answer, the sentence is changed to mean "this factory where my father used to work is located in the west of the city", so the first word can be determined, which is the factory.

Here, I would like to say that in a sentence that is not very difficult, you must first find the antecedent, generally speaking, the antecedent is easier to find, you can translate the meaning of the two sentences, and then consider the similarities of the two sentences. Use your sentence as an example sentence. First sentence:

This factory is located on the west side of the city. The second sentence is that my dad used to work here (this factory). If the two sentences are the same as the factory, then the antecedent can be determined to be the factory.

You can also find the same word in two sentences, but it is not very practical, like for your example, it is not practical) then the first sentence remains unchanged, we remove the part of the second sentence that was originally the antecedent (the factory) (that is, remove the there of the second sentence), and then, move the modified second sentence to the antecedent of the first sentence, and add a suitable relative pronoun (such as that which where who who why, etc.) after the antecedent of the first sentence, Then it is [antecedent + relative pronoun + definite clause (that is, the modified second sentence)] Of course, after the revised second sentence, you have to keep up with the rest of the first sentence, so that the basic definite clause is completed.

Next is the question of choosing the right relative pronouns. We need to consider the composition of antecedents in definite clauses. In the example sentence, that is, find out what the factory did in the second sentence.

Because there is there, which is easy to judge, it is a place adverbial, so the relative pronoun can only use where. In this way, the relative pronouns can be determined.

When the antecedent acts as a place adverbial in the definite clause, then the relative pronoun is used where

If it is a temporal adverbial, use when; reason adverbial, use why;

When the antecedent is a person and the antecedent is the subject in the definite clause, the relative pronoun can be used who that

When the antecedent is a person and the object is used in the definite clause, the relative pronoun: who that whom or omitted is not used.

There is also a situation, that is, the relative pronoun can only use that, which, whom, who, why, when, where, because it is too long, and, I think you haven't encountered it yet, and when you do, if there is a problem, I will tell you. I'd love to help you.

The definite clause is the most difficult grammatical point. When writing, grasp the antecedent words and choose the right relative pronouns.

Determinative clauseIn English, a relative clause is usually placed after the word (group) it modifies. The word (group) modified by the relative clause is calledAntecedentsThe word that leads the relative clause is called a relative word, and the relative word refers to the antecedent and acts as a certain component in the relative clause.

Determinative clause: 1. For example: the government which promises to cut taxes will be popular

2. For example: this is the job where you can learn something

3. For example: do you still remember the day (that when) he arrived?

Classification of definite clause relations.

There are restrictive relative clauses or defining relative clauses, and non-restrictive relative clauses.

Restrictive relative clauses serve as qualifiers to modify a particular noun or noun phrase.

It is not a restrictive relative clause that only serves to supplement a certain information.

For example: this is the book which interests me.("which interests me" is a relative clause that modifies the antecedent "book", while the relative word "which" refers to the antecedent "book" and acts as the subject in the relative clause.)

Determinative clause refers to a kind of clause guided by relative words (English: relative word), because the syntactic function of this kind of clause is mostly to make a definite clause, so it was once called an attributive clause (English: attributive clause), this kind of clause can be used as an adverbial and other components in addition to the definite, so modern linguistics often uses the term "relative clause".

Relational Formation: In English, the relational clause is usually placed after the word (group) it modifies. The words (groups) modified by relative clauses are called antecedents

antecedent) Wu Shouchong, the words that guide the relative clause are called relative words, and the relative words refer to the antecedent words and act as a certain component in the relative clause.

The judgment clause is as follows:

The first step is to determine the antecedent:

Let's start with a sentence: the tall boy published a lot of books(The tall boy published many books.) We all know that tall in this sentence is a definite phrase used to modify boy.

Another example: the girl who works as a waitress here is a college student(The girl who worked as a waitress here was a college student.)

The phrase who works as a waitress here is used to embellish girl.

Its function is equivalent to the tall in the previous example sentence, but the predicate here is a sentence, which is used to explain the preceding noun girl, at this time who works as a waitress here is called a definite clause, and the word girl modified by this definite clause is the antecedent.

The second step is to determine whether the definite clause is complete

Generally speaking, questions about definite clauses usually test the choice of relative words. Therefore, after judging the antecedent and determining that the sentence is a definite clause, the next step is to determine whether the clause is complete.

Only then can you decide which relational word to use to connect. Since it is a definite clause, the relative word should act as a sentence component in the clause, so it is very important to judge whether the clause is complete. So how can you tell if a clause is complete? You can use the following steps to make a decision.