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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
i want to know the sence of English word order
I understand English language deeply except adjective clause.
Of course I know the function and use of it very well. therefore,
I eagar to know the image(meaning) building process in sentence including adjective clause(relative proun clause, -ing, -ed, etc)
Adjectiv must be located before noun in our lanugage. But English adjective clause is located after noun.
I always have tried understand it directly as soon as I read English sentence inculding adjective clause.
But I have failed to do it. To understand the sentecne, I have to translate it in my languge.
I have studied how i understand it dieectly for 10month with my all energy. But I am now tried.
Please, help me. Teach me How English native speaker understand it.
Please read the sentence below and write what happens in your brean.
Q1:(1) I saw the man
(2)I saw the man who
(3)I saw the man who is
(4)I saw the man who is breave.
Q2:(1)I saw the man
(2)I saw the man who
(3)I saw the man who hunted
(4)I saw the man who honted the tiger.
Q3:(1)the man
(2)the man running
(3)the man running on the street
(4)the man running on the street is my friend.
Q4:(1) I have no money
(2)I have no money to
(3)I have no money to buy the doll.
Q5:(1) the house
(2)the house built for worship
(3)the house built for worship is located in my village.
Q6: (1) the girl
(2)the girl with
(3)the girl with whom
(4)the girl with whom I danced
(5)the girl with whom I annced is talking with me.
Q7: I remembered the day
(2)I remembered the day when
(3)I remembered the day when I met you.
Q1-Q7sentence includes adjective clause. thank you in advance.
Of course I know the function and use of it very well. therefore,
I eagar to know the image(meaning) building process in sentence including adjective clause(relative proun clause, -ing, -ed, etc)
Adjectiv must be located before noun in our lanugage. But English adjective clause is located after noun.
I always have tried understand it directly as soon as I read English sentence inculding adjective clause.
But I have failed to do it. To understand the sentecne, I have to translate it in my languge.
I have studied how i understand it dieectly for 10month with my all energy. But I am now tried.
Please, help me. Teach me How English native speaker understand it.
Please read the sentence below and write what happens in your brean.
Q1:(1) I saw the man
(2)I saw the man who
(3)I saw the man who is
(4)I saw the man who is breave.
Q2:(1)I saw the man
(2)I saw the man who
(3)I saw the man who hunted
(4)I saw the man who honted the tiger.
Q3:(1)the man
(2)the man running
(3)the man running on the street
(4)the man running on the street is my friend.
Q4:(1) I have no money
(2)I have no money to
(3)I have no money to buy the doll.
Q5:(1) the house
(2)the house built for worship
(3)the house built for worship is located in my village.
Q6: (1) the girl
(2)the girl with
(3)the girl with whom
(4)the girl with whom I danced
(5)the girl with whom I annced is talking with me.
Q7: I remembered the day
(2)I remembered the day when
(3)I remembered the day when I met you.
Q1-Q7sentence includes adjective clause. thank you in advance.
Top answer
I don't think that native speakers are conscious of what happens in their brains while reading. I do know that we read in word 'chunks' or word groups, so that something like the girl with carries no isolated meaning for me. It is merely a sentence fragment.
- I don't think that native speakers are conscious of what happens in their brains while reading.
- I do know that we read in word 'chunks' or word groups, so that something like the girl with carries no isolated meaning for me.
- It is merely a sentence fragment.
- I do not evaluate it.
- I do not pause to wonder whether it means the girl with Fred or the girl with the smile or the girl with rabies -- I keep reading until I get to the end of the utterance , and then assess the meaning.
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I don't think that native speakers are conscious of what happens in their brains while reading. I do know that we read in word 'chunks' or word groups, so that something like the girl with carries no isolated meaning for me. It is merely a sentence fragment. I do not evaluate it. I do not pause to wonder whether it means the girl with Fred or the girl with the smile
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