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Anonymous users2024-02-11The object is a verb followed by a sentence, the definite is a noun followed by a sentence, and the predicate is a be verb followed by an and sentence.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10The country is objectively good-looking.
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Anonymous users2024-02-091.Basic sentence structure.
Verb object clause.
Prepositional object clause.
Adjective object clause.
Declarative sentence that leads.
For general interrogative sentences, use if|Whether bootstrapping.
are you afraid of a dog?{he asks)he asks me if i'm afraid of dog.
Special interrogative sentences.
when will you be back?(he asks )he asks me when i will be back3.The clause order always uses the declarative sentence order.
4.Tense. The main clause is generally in the present tense, and the pluralistic clause is determined according to the speaker's needs.
Dwelling in the past word, the clause uses a certain past tense.
Clause truthful thing, always use the simple present tense.
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Anonymous users2024-02-081. The conjunctions of the object clause.
1 The conjunction that, which only plays a connecting role, is not used as a sentence component in the clause, nor has no lexical meaning, and is often omitted in colloquial language.
eg. he knew （that） he
should work hard.
2 The conjunctions if and whether, they play a connecting role, do not use sentence components in the clause, make "whether" solution, and use if more in spoken language. eg.
tom don't know if/whether his grandpa liked the present.
he asked me whether or not i was
coming.
3 The conjunctive pronouns whom, whom, whose, what, which, the conjunctive adverbs when, where, why, how, they play a connecting role, they are part of a sentence, and each has its own meaning. eg. the teacher asked the new students which class he
was in.
i wonder where he got so much
money.
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Anonymous users2024-02-071.Object.
Clause as verb object he told us(that)he felt ill,2The object of the object clause as a preposition he was deeply displeased by what had occurred that day
3.The object of the object clause as an adjective i am not sure what i ought to do
I hope it will be adopted.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Can be used as a subject.
he said nothing about who broke the window last night.(Who does the subject of broke the window last night).
he made a mistake which made everybody laugh at him.(which is the subject of made everybody laugh at him).
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Object clause. Common conjunctive adverbs are: where, when, why, and howWhat they all have in common is that they act as adverbials in object clauses.
There are two functions in the object clause: one is to play a connecting role, connecting the main clause and the clause; The second is to act as a place adverbial in the clause. In addition, pay attention to the change of word order, and use declarative word order.
idon't
knowwhere
heworks.
His role in the object clause is similar to where. The difference is that it acts as a temporal adverbial in a clause.
Such as: hisfather
didn't
knowwhen
hecame
backlast
night.
His usage is also similar to that of where and when, except that why is in the object clause and acts as a reason adverbial.
Such as: theteacher
askedwhy
tomwas
lateagain.
Its usage is similar to the conjunctive adverb above. It differs from the above several conjunctive adverbs in that it acts as a modal adverbial in the object clause. Such as: the
teacher
askedhow
hefound
theanswertothe
question.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Anthracene is an object, and you should know the double object, that is, it is a direct object, and the other is an indirect object.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03The object, to do sth, is the object, that leads to the object clause.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02to me, you can use it as a complement to complement the role of the note.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01Hello, you can think of the half sentence after and as: time adverbial after
sometime, he subject, came
out predicate.
In temporal adverbials, since after is a preposition, it is followed by the object of the preposition, hence the what in the sentence
seemed
anhour is an object clause.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31The answer is: there are many words that act as sentence components in object clauses, such as: what, which
It can be used as a subject, a definite.
Who is the subject, object, predicate, etc.
How to make a predicate.
When to do time adverbials, where
Do place adverbials.
Whose makes a definite sentence such as:
idon't
knowwhobroke
thewindow
who as the subject).
canyou
tellmewho
youare
looking
for?(make object).
doyouknow
whereweare
goingnext
weekend
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