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1、fromwhere引导的定语从句fromwhich?Where?fromwhere?fromwhere引导定语从句Whereareyoufrom？Wheredoyoucomefrom?from这个介词比较特殊，其后可以再加上一个介词短语。如：fromunderthetable从桌子底下frombehindthedoor从门后面3、Sheclimbeduptothetopofthehill,fromwhereshecouldhaveagoodviewofthewholetown.她登上山顶，从那里她可以一览全城光。划线部分相当于…,andfromonthe
2、topofthehill或fromonthetopofwhich…,不可变为fromwhich，也可直接用where引导，但语义较为含糊，不如用fromwhere更加生动、形象、具体。如果使用fromwhich就会在理解上产生歧义,是指fromthetop还是fronthemountain????2.Alicestoodinfrontofthewindow,fromwhereshecouldwatchherclassmatesplayingbasketball.Alicestoodinfrontofthewindow,andfrominfrontofth
3、ewindowshecouldwatchherclassmatesplayingbasketball（引导定语从句）4、Wewentuptotheroof,fromwherewehadagoodviewoftheprocession.我们爬到屋顶，在那儿我们可以一览整个行进队伍。划线部分可理解为andfromonthetopoftheroof或fromonthetopofwhich，用fromwhich是不对的，直接用where仍显不具体，不形象。Lookoverthere!somepeoplearestandingunderthebigtree,___
4、youcanenjoythewholeview. A.whereB.fromwhichCwhereDfromwhere【分析】where代表underthetree这个地方，如果用which就只能代表thebigtree,这句话的意思不是Enjoythewholeviewfromthebigtree而是fromunderthebigtree.所以只能用Dfromwhere。Enjoythewholeviewfromthebigtree?Enjoythewholeviewfromunderthebigtree?D用法总结:定语从句中有介词from,且先行词
5、在从句中作from的宾语,引导词可以使用which也可以使用where.当先行词是充当主句的状语部分,定语从句的引导词多用where,如例一,二,三当先行词是主句的作宾语时,在定语从句中,引导词多用which,如例四1.中国是风筝的故乡，在那里风筝传到日本、朝鲜、泰国和印度。Chinaisthebirthplaceofkites,fromwherekiteflyingspreadtoJapan,Korea,ThailandandIndia.这里from正与下文的spreadto构成一个整体，可理解为fromnear/aroundthisplace，如若把
6、fromwhere换为where显然是讲不通的，改成fromwhich,能够讲得通，但不太符合英语习惯。fromwhere引导的定语从句fromwhich?Where?fromwhere?那辆小汽车就在我站的地方仅几英寸处忽然停下了。5、ThecarstoppedsuddenlyonlyafewinchesfromwhereIstood.（引导状语从句）这里的划线部分中where引导的是宾语从句，与from一起作地点状语从句。例一:Hisheadsoonappearedoutofoneofthesecondstoreywindows,fromwhereh
7、ecouldseenothingbuttrees.(=andfromatthewindows)例二:Sheclimbeduptothetopofthehill,fromwhereshecouldhaveagoodviewofthewholetown(=andfromatthetopofthehill)例三:Wewentuptotheroof,fromwherewehadagoodviewoftheprocession.(=andfromatthetopoftheroof)作宾语borrow….from例四:Wefinallyfoundoutthelibr
8、ary,fromwhichweborrowedmanyinterestingbo
