'Infinitive clauses' presentation slideshows

RELATIVE CLAUSES

RELATIVE CLAUSES. RELATIVE? In relation to what? What types of relative clauses are there? How are they built into the sentence? What problems can students have?. AFTER THE OBJECT. Where do relative clauses appear in the sentence?. AFTER THE SUBJECT.

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Non-finite clauses

Non-finite clauses. Group 7. Participle clause. participial clauses = adverbial clauses Participial clauses often express condition, reason, cause, result or time. EX ? Having taken the wrong train, I found myself in Bath, not Bristol.

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Adjective Phrase

Adjective Phrase. Comparison. Types: (1) by inflection, adding - er and - est to the base form (e.g. bigger, the biggest) (2) analytically, by the adverbs more and most (e.g. more beautiful, the most beautiful). Functions of the comparatives and superlatives. Modifiers of a noun

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Lecture 32 Subordination (II)

Lecture 32 Subordination (II). 32.1 Infinitive clauses 1) Types of infinitive clauses A) Infinitive clause without expressed subject Eg. I hope to be able to come. B) Infinitive clause with expressed subject Eg. The best thing would be for you to tell everybody.

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