Can attributives, adverbials and appositives all be parenthesis?

If you want to learn this question, you need to find out which forms can be used as English parenthesis, and don't stick to attributives and appositives. For example, infinitive classes can be used as both postattributive and parenthesis, so it is suggested to learn parenthesis according to the following ideas.

1. Prepositional phrases used as parenthesis often include: in fact, in someone's opinion, of course first/first, by the way, etc. Above all, you must follow the teacher's advice. Therefore, we must water the crops. In my opinion, he is an honest boy.

2. Adverbs used as parenthesis The adverbs commonly used as parenthesis are: of course (of course), affirmation (no doubt), indentation (indeed), however (lucky), luck (lucky), possibility (probably), personal (personally) and so on. Unfortunately, I woke up in the rain. Personality, I'd rather go to the opera house. Of course, you must finish the task on time.

3. infinitives are often used as parenthesis: frankly, tell you the truth, affirm, etc. For example, to be honest, I don't want to go with you.

4. V-ing participle phrases used as parenthesis The V-ing participle phrases often used as parenthesis are: generally speaking, generally considering, strictly speaking, judging from/by, etc. Judging from your accent, you must be English. Generally speaking, this is a rule to protect our school.

Clauses are often used as parenthesis: I think (I think), I hope (I hope), I'm afterid (I'm afraid), What's more (what's worse), You see (you know) and so on. For example, you see, they don't trust me. I think he will come on time. Note: If I put the bracket at the beginning of the sentence, it will become the main sentence, and the following sentences will become the components of the object clause, that is, I think (think) he will come on time.

6. Commonly used adjectives or phrases are enough as parenthesis; To make matters worse; True, interesting, strange to say, needless to say, the most important thing is waiting, which shows the speaker's mood or attitude.

1. Strange to say (or true), I just think it's mysterious. Strange to say (or true), I was thinking about it myself just now.

The most important thing is that each of you has overfulfilled your task. More importantly, each of you has overfulfilled your task.

7. Past participle phrases as brackets

After the house was painted white, we liked it better. We like this house better after painting it white.

Note: It is called parenthesis because this past participle is independent and has no logical subject.

8. Use punctuation marks to guide parentheses

He is an excellent athlete (though it looks strange). He (though still puzzling) is an excellent athlete.

At least for me, if not for you, he is a sympathetic figure. At least I think so. Even if you don't think so, he is a man worthy of sympathy.