介词+关系词.ppt

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1、1.Theattributiveclauseintroducedbyprep.+which2.Theattributiveclauseintroducedbyprep.+whomAttributiveclausesintroducedby“preposition+which/whom”.Fillintheblankswithrelativepronouns.1.Thebook____________Iborrowedfromthelibraryisveryinteresting.2.Helikesthebirthdaygifts____

2、________hisfriendsgavehim.3.Thegirl______________youhavejustseenisverygoodatEnglish.(which/that)(which/that)(who/whom/that)Conclusion:Therelativepronounsserveastheobjectsofthe__________.verbsFillintheblankswithrelativepronouns.4.Isthistheplay____________youweretalkingabo

3、utjustnow?5.Danielistheperson______________Iwanttomakefriendswith.6.TheMathsteacheristheperson____________IgotanAplusfrom.(which/that)(who/whom/that)(who/whom/that)Conclusion:Therelativepronounsserveastheobjectsofthe__________.prepositionsConclusion:Whentherelativepronou

4、nistheobjectofthepreposition,weuseprepositiontobeginanattributiveclause,thatis,preposition+which/whom.Inthiscase,therelativepronoun,whichorwhom,cannotbereplacedwith“that”or“who”.Besides,therelativepronouncannotbeleftout.(关系代词不能省略)Jointhesentenceswithrelativeclauses:Wecou

5、ldexpectgooddecisionsfromyou.Wethoughtyouweresuchaperson.Wethoughtyouwereaperson(who/whom/that)wecouldexpectgooddecisionsfrom.Wethoughtyouwereapersonfromwhomwecouldexpectgooddecisions.Jointhesentenceswithattributiveclauses:Youweretobuydogfoodwiththemoney.Themoneyisgone.T

6、hemoney(which/that)youweretobuydogfoodwithisgone.Themoneywithwhichyouweretobuydogfoodisgone.—Whoishe?—HeisoneofthemaincharactersinHomeWithChildrenfromwhomwecanknowthepersonalityofthemaincharacters.Translatethefollowingsentences:1.你有没有看见那座红房子，屋子前有一棵大树。Doyouseetheredhouse?

7、Thereisabigtreeinfrontofthehouse.Doyouseetheredhouseinfrontofwhichthereisabigtree.Conclusion:Prepositionalphrasescanalsobeputbeforerelativepronounstobeginanattributiveclause.2.你有没有看到那座房子？它的屋顶是红的。Doyouseethehouse?Itsroofisred.Doyouseethehousewhoseroofisred?Doyouseethehous

8、etheroofofwhichisred?Doyouseethehouseofwhichtheroofisred?rooftheroofConclusion:Relativepronoun“whose”ca