tailieunhanh - Textbooks write English correctly_06

Tham khảo tài liệu 'textbooks write english correctly_06', ngoại ngữ, kỹ năng viết tiếng anh phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | lesson 5 - The Phrases S noun PP the rest of the sentence The detective standing at the corner of the street watches the woman moving in her bed room. iii The Post Position S noun the rest of the sentence PP . b Subject is a Pronoun Depend on the context there are two positions as below i The Initial Position PP S pronoun the rest of the sentence Having money she has had alnost everything except real good days. ii The post position S pronoun the rest of the sentence PP . He hurried came to see her not knowing she was dead two months ago. b. The Use of Participle Phrase as OC Ngùòi ta thấy khoi bốc lên tù phía sau trạm xăng. Smoke was seen rising from behind the gas station. Ngùòi ta phat hiên viên canh sat năm chêt ả goc đùòng. The policeman was found lying dead at the corner of the street. THE PARTICIPLE PHRASE Khi trò lai tối thấy ngùòi gác dan năm chêt ò gấn cống. When I got back I found the janitor lying dead by the gate. -129- lesson 5 - The Phrases THE PARTICIPLE PHRASE c. The Use of PP in Nominative Absolute Phrase Hôm nay chu nhật moi văn phong đều đóng cửa. Today being Sunday all government offices are closed. Óng gia đửa con trai duy nhật bị giềt trong chiền tranh hiền đang sông môt minh trong môt tủp lều cạnh bờ sông. The old man his only son killed in the war is now living alone in small hut by the river. Mua thu đa đền la băt đậu nga vang. Autumn having come leaves are beginning to turn yellow. Nang chay ra cửa toan thận rung lền vi xuc đông. She ran quickly to the door her body trembling with excitement. d. Participle Phrase Used as Absolute Particle A few participle through usage are allowed to stand as absolute particle even though they are strictly speaking dangling participles. GENERALLY sPeaking Strictly speaking FRANKLY SPEAKING POLITICALLY SPEAKING etc. Frankly speaking I don t like your boy friend much. e. Participle Used as Preposition Some participle have come to function as preposition for all practical purposes. ACCORDING to bArRING .