English grammatical structures, types of grammatical structures in English

This is the independent nominative form of with, and the main structure is with+n+adj adv pp v-ing form, with the risks obvious, which is the structure of +adj.

It is a compound object composed of the preposition with or with + compound structure, and the compound structure is used as the compound object of the preposition with or without, in which the first part of the object is played by a noun or pronoun, and the second part of the complement is played by an adjective, adverb, prepositional phrase, infinitive or participle, and the participle can be a present participle or a past participle.

The with structure is composed as follows:

1.with or without- noun pronoun + adjective;

2.with or without- noun pronoun + adverb;

3.with or without-noun pronoun + prepositional phrase;

4.with or without- noun pronoun + verb infinitive;

5.with or without- noun pronoun + participle. Here are some examples:

1、 she came into the room，with her nose red because of cold.(with + noun + adjective, as an accompanying adverbial).

2、 with the meal over ， we all went home.(with + noun + adverb, as a temporal adverbial).

3、the master was walking up and down with the ruler under his arm。(with + noun + prepositional phrase as an accompanying adverbial.) ) the teacher entered the classroom with a book in his hand.

4、he lay in the dark empty house，with not a man ，woman or child to say he was kind to me.(with+noun+infinitive, as an accompanying adverbial) he could not finish it without me to help him(without + pronoun + infinitive, as conditional adverbial).

5、she fell asleep with the light burning.(with + noun + present participle as an accompanying adverbial).

6、without anything left in the cupboard， she went out to get something to eat.(with + pronoun + past participle as reason adverbial).

The types of grammatical structures in English are simple sentences, parallel sentences, and compound sentences.

1. Simple sentences.

The basic form of a simple sentence is made up of a subject and a predicate. Various other sentence forms are developed from this sentence pattern, such as five basic sentence patterns: subject + predicate, subject + verb + predicate, subject + predicate + object, subject + predicate + indirect object + direct object, subject + predicate + object + object complement.

2. Parallel sentences.

A sentence composed of two or more simple sentences connected by a coordinating conjunction is called a parallel sentence, and its basic structure is "simple sentence + coordinating conjunction + simple sentence". Coordinating conjunctions are: and, but, or, so, etc.

A parallel sentence is formed by connecting two or more simple sentences.

3. Compound sentences.

Complex sentences are made up of a main clause and one or more clauses. There are mainly noun clauses that play the role of nouns in sentences, subject clauses as sentence subjects, object clauses as objects, predicative clauses as predicate clauses in sentences, and homotope clauses explain the specific content of the nouns in front of them, and homotope clauses are usually guided by that.

The importance of English grammar

1. In daily life.

Grammar allows us to gain a systematic understanding of language; It allows us to express our thoughts in a more chaotic and accurate way in daily communication; Grammar is a passport to mastering the advanced usage of English, and in addition to its usefulness in writing questions, grammar is also very important for reading.

2. The importance of reading.

Reading, as one of the difficulties in the test, accounts for a large part of the score in the test, and most students lose points in the English test more seriously, and they can't find the reason. Reading comprehension is a comprehensive examination of students. The accumulation of vocabulary is part of ensuring the correct pace of speech, and the understanding of grammar is also key.

3. The importance of writing.

Grammar is an indispensable part of writing, especially the roundness in the exam. If you want to reduce the number of points you lose in the essay section of an important exam, then write more wonderful sentences. If you don't have a good grasp of grammar, it will be easy to misuse grammar, not only will the sentences not flow well, but it will also lead to the article not being well written and you will be deducted points.