What is appositive? How to guide appositive clauses?

Appositive clauses belong to nominal clauses, which are mainly guided by subordinate conjunctions and usually follow the facts.

Ideas,

Opinions,

News,

I hope,

After nouns such as faith. The appositive clauses are generally used to explain or explain the specific meanings or contents of these nouns, which are logically expressed as appositive relations. For example:

they

be

familiar

along with

this

idea

that

all

material

consist of

about

Atoms. They are familiar with the idea that all matter is made up of atoms.

1, from the premise.

Logically, the +be+ relationship between appositive clauses and nouns is "subject +be+ predicative". This noun is an abstract noun that needs special explanation. For example:

they

exist

glad

exist

this

news

that

their

group

have

Won. They were ecstatic when they heard that their team had won.

2. Judging from the introduction.

The leading words in appositive clauses that play a connecting role and have no specific meaning cannot be omitted; That's a relative pronoun in the attributive clause. It acts as a subject or an object in a clause, which has a specific meaning and can be omitted as an object. Try to compare:

this

Our factory

visit

yesterday

be

a

chemical

The factory we visited yesterday is a chemical plant. That's the object in the clause, so this sentence is an object clause.

this

news

that

he

will

leave

for

Shanghai

be

The news that he will go to Shanghai is true. That only serves as a connecting clause, so this sentence is the same predicate clause.