phrase和clause的分别

发布网友发布时间：2023-07-15 01:53

共1个回答

热心网友时间：2023-08-31 08:54

最主要的分别是: phrase 没有动词 clause 有动词例句: A phrase is a group of words which acts as a single unit in meaning and in grammar
and is not built round a verb
for example: (1) the lovely girl (noun phrase) (2) behind the door; in the river (prepositional phrase) (3) good at English (adjectival phrase) (4) very quickly (adverbial phrase) A clause is a group of words which acts as a single unit and is built round a verb
for example: (1) He lives in America. (main clause) (2) Why she bought it is a great mystery to us all. (noun clause) (3) She seems to be pleased with it. (noun phrase) (4) I suggest going to Shatin. (noun phrase) (5) The shop where I work is closing. (relative clause) (6) They arrived before it started raining. (adverbial clause) 2011-07-30 23:47:01 补充： Dictionary: build something around something (usually passive) - to create something
using something else as a basis 在…基础上创作 Example: The story is built around a group of high school dropouts. 故事围绕着一群辍学的中学生展开。 2011-07-30 23:54:32 补充： a clause is built around a verb 意思指子句以动词为中心而组成 2011-07-31 00:00:39 补充： Tpyo 文稿小错误 to be pleased with it. (noun phrase) 应该是 (noun clause) going to Shatin. (noun phrase) 应该是 (noun clause) Sorry!
参考: phon.ucl.ac.uk/
主要分别 phrase冇verb clause有verb