as和which在引导定语从句时的区别（The difference between as and which in guiding an attributive clause）.docVIP

as和which在引导定语从句时的区别（The difference between as and which in guiding an attributive clause） As and which under the guidance of the attributive clause when the difference between.Txt The difference between As and which under the guidance of the attributive clause First, in the limit of difference in attributive clauses: The use of as such\ and the same: its usually used, refers to the subject or object in the object clause This is the same pen as I bought yesterday. This pen is the same pen that I bought yesterday (the same but not the same). The relationship between word guidance attributive clause in the clause as the object, because the antecedent is modified by the same so as Note: the pen on the sentence and the sentence of is the same pen that This I used yesterday. this is what I use yesterday (the same). I studied in the same school as she did in Beijing. I went with him to a school in Beijing. The relationship between word guidance attributive clause in the clause as the object, because the antecedent is modified by the same so as I want to have such a dictionary as he has. I want a dictionary as he. The relationship between word guidance attributive clause in the clause as the object, because the antecedent is modified by such so as Which usage: relative pronouns as subjects or objects in the object clause, do you usually omit (except directly, the object of the preposition cannot do.) The radio which he bought yesterday doesnt work now. Yesterday he bought the radio now broken. I guide the attributive clause in the clause as the object, the use of which. to refer to. Can you lend me the book which was written by Lun Xun.. Can you lend me the book written by Lu Xun? Relative pronouns introduce attributive clauses as the subject in the clause, refer to, the use of which. This is the park which is the most beautiful one in our city. This is the most beautiful park in our city. Relative pronouns introduce attributive clauses as the subject in the clause, refer t