英语必修三名词性从句课件

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Subject clause
Definition of Subject Clause
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Subject clause is a clause that functions as the subject of a sense It usually comes before the main clause and is introduced by a sub coordinating connection such as "because," "appropriate," or "if."
The function of noun clauses
Statement of facts
Noun clauses can be used to state facts, provide specific information or descriptions.
Expressing opinions
Classification
Noun clauses can be divided into simple noun clauses and complex noun clauses, while complex noun clauses can be further divided into coordinate noun clauses and subordinate noun clauses.
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It is used to provide additional information or background about the subject matter, or to express contrast or comparison
Example
The book (that) I borrowed from the library is very interesting (The guide word "that" introduces an appositive clause, indicating the source of "book")
Guide words for noun clauses
That
Introduce noun clauses, indicating the statement of facts or the provision of specific information.
"Other"
Guide noun clauses to indicate choice or question.
Example
The cat, my pet, is sleeping on the sofa (The "my pet" after the comma is an explanation and emphasis on "cat")
The guiding words of cosmetic claims
Examples of predicate clauses
Subject completion clause: "She is the person (who/that) I administer most."
Object completion clause: "I have him a book (which/hat) I bold yesterday."
She is the only one who can solve the problem (Relative clause functions as object)
He has a brother who is a doctor (Relative clause functions as object)
Guide words for predicate clauses
These guide words help to identify the subject and predict of the clause, and make the presence structure clear
When introducing a predicate clause, we can use some guide words, such as "that", "which", "who", "who", "who", "who", "who" and so on
It is introduced by a sub coordinating connection or related pronoun, and contains a subject and a fine verb
The main clause of the presence commonly contains the subject and the predicate, which are linked by the bordering connection
For example, in the sentence "The book that I borrothe guide word "that" introduces the predicate clause "I borrowed", which answers the question "What book?"
Overview of noun clauses
Definition and classification
Definition
A noun clause is a noun structure in a sentence that can serve as a subject, object, predicate, and other components.
information about "movie")
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Object clause
Definition of Object Clause
Object clause is a suborder clause that functions as the object of a verb, commonly a main verb It is introduced by a sub coordinating junction or related pronoun, and it completes the meaning of the main clause
Examples of cosmetic claims
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Example 1
The car, which was painted red, was my father's price and joy
(The clause after the comma explains the characteristics and
"The cat (that/which) I adapted is very playful."
The examples below show some common types of predicate clauses
"She studies English every day (in order that) she can communicate better with foreigners."
Guiding words of object clauses
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The most common guiding words for object claims are "that", "which", "who", "who", "who", "who", "who", and
02 "whatever"
What, who, which, who
Guide noun clauses to express doubt or uncertainty.
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Predictive Clause
The definition of predicate clauses
A predict clause is a suborder clause that functions as the predict of a presence, typically answering the question "What?" or "Why?"
career and volunteer activities)
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Example 3
The movie, which director is a fan Hollywood star, is expected to
be a blockbuster (The clause after the comma provides director
importance of "car")
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Example 2
My sister, who is a doctor, volunteers at the local hospital (The
clause after the comma provides information about "sister"'s
Common guide words
that, which, who, who, who, etc.
Note
The guide word plays a role in connecting the main clause and the subordinate clause in a sentence, but usually does not act as a sentence element.
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Appeositive clause
The definition of cosmetic claims
Definition
Appesitive clause is a sentence structure in which two nouns have the same referent, with one noun separated by a comma from the main sentence to emphasize or explain the other noun.
Object clauses can be fine or non fine Fine object clauses have their own subject and fine verb, while non fine object clauses do not have their own subject or fine verb
Other guiding words include "as", "so that", "in order that", "less", "before", "after", and "since"
Examples of object clauses
I know the person who won't be the lotus (Relative clause functions as object)
English Compulsory Three Noun Clause
Courseware
目录
• Overview of noun clauses • Predictive Clause • Appeositive clause • Object clause • Subject clause
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Noun clauses can be used to express the author or speaker's views, attitudes, or emotions.
Introduce topic
Noun clauses can be used to introduce topic, providing background or premise for subsequent sentences or paragraphs.