Pronouns? What; Adjective? What; which
example sentence
Used as a pronoun (pron. )
What do you have for dinner?
What do you have for dinner?
She is not who she was a few years ago.
She is not who she was a few years ago.
Used as an adjective
What color is your dress?
What color is your clothes?
What political party does he belong to?
Which political party is he a member of?
use
Pronouns (pronouns)
When 1 and what are used as interrogative pronouns, their basic meaning is "what, what, what", and when they are used as interrogative sentences, they are the signs of special interrogative sentences.
When what is used as a relative pronoun, it means "what …". It can be used to guide subject clauses, predicative clauses, object clauses or appositive clauses. When introducing a subject clause, the noun it refers to must be singular.
3. When the subject is singular, the predicate verb is generally singular, but sometimes it can be plural, because there are plural nouns behind the predicate verb; When what leads an object clause, it is often placed after the predicate, and when it is used as a predicate, it is placed after the copula.
4.what can also lead adverbial clauses, meaning "No matter …". You can also follow an infinitive phrase.
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Usage of synonyms
As English? [? z]？ ? ? Beautiful? [? z]？ ?
adv？ Similarly; For example; Be considered; Preposition? as； be just like
example sentence
Used as an adverb
The ground is as white as snow, and petals fall from the apple tree.
The ground is covered with fallen petals of apple trees, and the ground is white.
Many things pollute water, such as tires, garbage and plastic bags.
Many things pollute water, such as tires, garbage and plastic bags.
This cathedral is regarded as a miracle in the history of architecture.
This cathedral is regarded as a miracle in the history of architecture.
Used as a preposition (prep. )
As a fledgling journalist, he will know the truth of life in the press.
As a fledgling journalist, he needs to know the inside story of his journalism career.
Just like writing a novel, programming is a process of creating art.
Like writing novels, programming is also a process of artistic creation.
Word usage
adverb
When used as adverbs, 1 and as are mainly used to express comparison, meaning "like ……"; Like it. " It can be used alone, but it is more commonly used in as...as structure, in which the first as is an adverb, followed by an adjective or adverb, or other elements, and there can be an adverbial before as.
2. The second as can be a preposition or a conjunction. As an adverb, it can also mean that things happen in the same way, meaning "just like …".
3. Just as ... As structure is mostly used in positive form, it can also be used in negative form occasionally. Negative expressions expressing the same thing often use so ... As the ... as structure is used in negative sentences, it is mostly used in spoken language, with the emphasis on "like …"; Therefore, ... as structure is mostly used in written language, focusing on "like ..."