Ask a question about a definite clause How to tell if an object is missing in a definite clause

Put this antecedent in the definite clause, see what components, as an object, and use a relative pronoun in front of it; As an adverbial, it is preceded by a relative adverb.

yes,there is one point we must insist on put one point in the definite clause we must insist on, yes we must insist on [one point] as the object Therefore, the relative pronoun is used which that

there was not a single person she could turn for help Put a single person in the definite clause she could turn for help, whether she could turn [a single person] for help or as an object, use the relative pronoun who

Here's another example.

i live in the house __my parents bought two years ago.house is the object of bought, hence the relative pronoun which

i like the house __we live now.house is used as an adverbial for live, so the relative adverb where or in which is used

i like the house __we live in now.house is the object of live in, using the relative pronoun which

Here's another example.

i will never forget the days___we spent last year.days is the object of spent, which is used

i will remember the day __i joined the army.day do i join the army in the time adverbial, with when

You can look at the first sentence, and without looking at the front, look at this clause alone. We must insist on, if it is not followed by the object, it cannot be a sentence. And the second sentence, she could turn for help, this can be a separate sentence.

Therefore, if there is a lack of object in the definite clause, the relative pronoun is used, and the relative adverb is used if there is no shortage.

Start by looking for sentence components.

Relative pronoun that

whichwho

and whom as the subject, object or predicative in the definite clause, that is, if these components are missing in the definite clause, these words are used. The relative pronoun whose makes the definite in the definite clause. Relational adverb where

whenh and why act as adverbials in the definite clause.

The structure of a definite clause is (antecedent) + relative word + definite clause. The choice of relative words mainly depends on what components are missing from the definite clause.

isthe

boy___i

amlooking

for.You analyze the sentence, starting with a space, what is the subject? i

What is the predicate? amlooking

for, there is no object after it, because look

For must be followed by a noun, so the object is missing, and then see that theboy is a person, so write who whom/

thatisthe

boy___

stands

overthere.

You analyze this sentence, after the space, there is no subject, and the predicate is stands, over

there is a place adverbial, so the subject is missing, and then look at the space in front of theboy, person, so write who that

isthefactory___

wewent

lastyear.

You analyze this sentence, after the space, the subject is we, the predicate is went, but there is no place, you may say the missing object, but don't forget, go is an intransitive verb, there is no object, it must be followed by to + place, so the absence of a place adverbial, write where

Depending on whether the verb is transitive or intransitive.

Find the predicate of the sentence first, the predicate key is generally a substantive verb.

If there is no noun or pronoun before the verb, there is no subject.

2. To see whether there is a lack of object, it is still necessary to look at the predicate verb.

If the predicate verb is a transitive verb.

or transitive verb phrases must be followed by an object, the words visit and spent, which are both transitive verbs followed by a certain draft and object.

3. Generally, the noun is the subject, and the object, the verb is the predicate, the adjective is the definite, and the adverb is the adverbial grandeur.

In English, the short definite is in front of the modifier and the long is in the back.

When translating, it is necessary to translate according to Chinese customs. Adverbials, the location is flexible.

It's easier to illustrate with a random sentence.

thebeautiful

girlspeaks

english

veryfluently.

The subject, which indicates the executor of the action.

thegirl

A predicate that indicates an act or action.

speaks

Object, indicating the bearer of the action.

english

A definite is used to modify a noun, to indicate the nature or characteristics of the modified noun, and to a verb to indicate the characteristics of a verb or behavior

shelooks

attractive

The predicate, also said to be a complement, indicates the identity (astudent) or characteristics (attractive) of the object being explained, the subject is the subject of the fan's trembling image, and the object of the description is the object complement, he

wasfound

dead (dead is to illustrate the situation of the subject he, the subject complements) thelittle

giftreally

madeher

Generally, the noun is the subject, the banquet object, the verb is the predicate, the adjective is the definite, and the adverb is the adverbial.

In English, the short preliminates are in front of the Xiu Sui Pei silver ornaments, and the long ones are in the back.

When translating, it is necessary to translate according to Chinese customs. Adverbials, the location is flexible.

It is recommended that you buy a middle school grammar book and take a systematic look at it.