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Grammar Grammar Grammar The Usage of What-clause 3/18 2002 Grammar * Exercises What-clause What Whatever Whoever Whomever Whichever Whenever Wherever However 3/18 2002 Grammar * What: the thing / things that; all that A. Used as Subject: 1. What he said moved all of us. (The things ( that ) he said moved all of us.) 2. What he wants is money; What I need are more books. 3/18 2002 Grammar * B. Used as Predicative: That is what we will remember forever. Mr. Wang has changed greatly. Now he is no longer what he used to be. ( the person that ) 3/18 2002 Grammar * C. Used as Object or part of Object: I’ll try to make up what I have missed. Later in the day, Cathy found out what had happened. He did what he could to help me. She was never satisfied with what she had achieved. The city is now different from what it was 10 years ago. 3/18 2002 Grammar * Whatever＝anything that （复合关系代词） Whatever they did is right． You can buy whatever you like． Whatever （复合关系形容词） You may write on whatever subject you like． I’ll give whatever help you need ． 3/18 2002 Grammar * Keep calm, whatever happens. No matter what you says, I won’t believe you. Whatever=no matter what… Whatever you do, wherever you go, I’ll be right here waiting for you. ---Right here waiting.(在此等候) 3/18 2002 Grammar * Whoever=anyone who Whoever comes to see me will be welcomed. The prize will be given to whoever comes first. 3/18 2002 Grammar * Whomever=anyone whom She spoke to whomever she met on the way. Give the note to whomever you find in the office. 3/18 2002 Grammar * Whoever=no matter who… Whoever says so, I don’t believe. Whoever you are, you can’t pass this way. Whomever you ask, he will say so. Whomever=no matter whom… 3/18 2002 Grammar * Whichever=anything that You can take whichever you like. Whichever of you comes in first will receive a prize. You can take whichever room you prefer. 3/18 2002 Grammar * That’s all. Thank you. Grammar Grammar