Reduced adjective clause examples
[DOC File]Karlstad University
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(a reduced relative clause functioning as a postmodifier of the noun person) Below is a proposal discussed at the meeting… (a reduced relative clause functioning as a postmodifier of the noun proposal) Being so tall, she shops for men’s clothes… (a reduced clause functioning as an adverbial: As/since she is so tall)
[DOC File]Directive and intirect spech
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For Hewad students Content . Direct and indirect speech 2. 1: direct speech: 2. Rule of basic changes: 3. The rule of changing pronouns 4. The rule lf changing the tense: 5
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The relative pronouns in examples 1, 2, and 3 (who, whom, and which) can all be changed into THAT. WHOSE: Showing possessions for either persons or things. The girl. is beautiful. Her. hair is long. The girl . whose. hair is long is beautiful. The man. is a lecturer. His. car is new. The man .
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1. 1. Subordinate clause who (relative clause) 1.2. Subordinate clause (reduced adverbial clause) 1. 2. 1. Subordinate clause: lying inside me. (Reduced relative clause) EVALUATION. At the beginnings, most of our friends including me are not content with contextual grammar lesson as we have never been familiar with this type of lesson.
[DOC File]AP LANGUAGE TERMS
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Predicate adjective is an adjective, group of adjectives, or adjective clause that follows a linking verb; it is in the predicate of the sentences and modifies or describes the subject: Warren remained optimistic. Homonym: word that is identical in form with another word either in sound or spelling but differs from it in meaning.
Adjective Phrases and Clauses
4. Adjective Clauses Reduced to Participal Phrases. Remove the . connecting word. and . auxiliary verb, and the clause is reduced to an . participle phrase: Examples: I have a car which was made in Japan. ( I have a car made in Japan. I bought a car that was owned by an old woman. ( I bought a car owned by an old woman.
[DOC File]SEMINAR 10B – ADJECTIVES and ADVERBS (1)
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- the adjective clause can be dependent – such verbless clauses express circumstance or condition under which what is said in the superordinate clause applies: e.g. When fit, the Labrador is an excellent retriever.
[DOC File]Rhetorical Devices
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optimistic = predicate adjective, as it modifies the subject, Warren. 68. subordinate clause – Like all clauses, this word group contains both a subject and a verb (plus any accompanying phrases or modifiers), but unlike the independent clause, the subordinate clause cannot stand alone; it does not express a complete thought.
[DOC File]Sentence Patterns
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Adverb Clause—a dependent clause that begins with a subordinate conjunction and modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb. Noun Clause—a dependent clause that begins with a relative pronoun and acts like a noun (subject, direct object, object of a preposition, indirect object, or predicate nominative) in an independent clause.
[DOC File]CONDITIONAL SENTENCES
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SHOWING RESULTS WITH EITHER ‘SO + ADJECTIVE/ADVERB + THAT-CLAUSE’ OR ‘SUCH + NOUN + THAT-CLAUSE’ Combine the sentences following the examples.. John is fat. He cannot get through the door. John is so fat that he cannot get through the door. Peter worked hard. He finished the report in time.
[DOC File]Urdu-English Code-Switching: The Use of Urdu Phrases and ...
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Adjective phrases are usually formed from an intensifier that is optional, followed by the head (H) that is often an adjective In Pakistani English, Urdu adjective phrases may occur as a predicate adjective or inside the noun phrase. In the examples below, an Urdu adjective phrase has been inserted in the English sentence.
[DOC File]Sentence Patterns
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No proper nouns as subjects; ALL subjects should be SPECIFIC NOUNS (see examples on page 2) Instead of Camaro, use sport car. Instead of Sally, use catcher. No PRONOUNS as subjects (see pronoun list on page 2) Use each subject noun only . once per pattern. Do not use the same subject nouns over and over, from pattern to pattern; stretch your mind
[DOCX File]Basic Sentence Patterns DLA
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examples, the . dependent clause . is boxed. Note that no comma is used when the dependent clause follows the independent clause. Because he . had studied. hard, José . aced. the exam. José . aced. the exam because he . had studied. hard. Another way to create a complex sentence is by using an adjective clause. Adjective clauses begin with a ...
[DOC File]KALIMAT DAN UNSUR-UNSURNYA
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Adjective clause dengan that/which/whom yang diikuti oleh sebuah subject, maka introductory word nya dapat dihilangkan. Relative pronoun which bisa diganti dengan that atau . dihilangkan sama sekali. (see Reduced clause TOEFL P. 227-233) The book (that) John bought is missing. ( The book John bought is missing. The man (whom) we met was my uncle.
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