连接代词 连接副词 关系代词 关系副词等（Connecting pronouns, conjunctive adverbs, relative pronouns, relative adverbs, etc.）.docVIP

连接代词 连接副词 关系代词 关系副词等（Connecting pronouns, conjunctive adverbs, relative pronouns, relative adverbs, etc.） What are the relative pronouns, the relative adverbs, the connected pronouns and the conjunctive adverbs? The relative pronoun and the relative adverb are in the attributive clause. (make the sentence element in the sentence. The pronoun is usually the subject or object. Except for whose, attribute the relative adverb as adverbial) Look at the following Related words: the relative words that guide attributive clauses become relational words Relative words have relative pronouns and relative adverbs. Relational pronouns are that, which, who, whom, whose, as, etc.; relational adverbs are where, when, why, etc.. The relative word usually has 3 functions: 1, to guide the attributive clause. 2, instead of antecedent. 3, play a part in the attributive clause In the subject clause and predicative clause in the connectives (generally include conjunctions, pronouns, adverbs of connection, connection) can sentence in the sentence. As subject, object and adverbial, and can not be omitted. Translation is not can be translated into interrogative words. The conjunctions in subject clauses are: that,.Whether. The connecting pronouns are: what.whatever.who,.Whoever and so on The connecting adverbs are: when, where, how, why and so on In conjunction with: that, whether The connecting pronouns are: who, which, what The connecting adverbs are: when, where, how, why In different clauses, the word is not the same. There may be the same, but the effect is not the same, the meaning is different The object clause is not the antecedent but the leading word of the object clause. Only the noun in front of the attributive clause is called antecedent The clause in which the object is used in the sentence is called the object clause. The object clause is divided into three kinds: the object of the verb, the clause, the object clause of the preposition and the object clause of the adjective 1