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On the attributive clause Preposition Preposition Objects as the location of first word

hinesat, in fact it is simply not exist, so the sentence is attheane in at the at. Han Hui-hong 3: Analysis of Prepositions in attributive clause for the first word object location prepositions Prepositions in '57 case 2 as the object of thefactory first word, first word in the selection of thefactory decided, the close relationship between them, prepositions in attributive clause can not be works in conjunction verb, if forced together, worksin is the penetration, penetration into the meaning, it loses its original meaning of sentences in a factory, so in a inthefactory's in, not worksin of in. Similarly, Example 3, Example 4, Example 5 in either prepositions or compound prepositions can only be used in conjunction with the first word, not with the attributive verb in from ten days, if forced together, in fact, simply could not exist (such as : Example 4, Example 5); or with the first word, the verb in the attributive clause can be used in conjunction,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], but used in conjunction with the formation of the verb phrase does not meet the meaning of the original sentence (example: Example 3). Looking at these five sentences, Example 1,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Example 4,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Example 5 is a type; Example 2, Example 3 belongs to a type. This is regardless of which type of two types, prepositions have the following characteristics: prepositions regardless of sentence from the meaning of law or from the first or only word close, only used in conjunction with the first word, not with verbs in the attributive clause If the force used in conjunction, in fact, can not exist, either with the first word, the verb in the attributive clause can be used in conjunction, but used in conjunction with the formation of the verb phrase does not meet the meaning of the original sentence. With the general characteristics of the compound preposition preposition or preposition in the prepositional phrase as prepositional phrase in the composite or compound prepositions (eg: intheway, inthesituation, inthecase,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], in Mountain eyear, intheplace, oil mountain eoccasion, oil Hill e, orthere ~ ll, atthea.gle,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], atthepoint the preposition in, o11, for, at is the preposition prepositional phrase; infrontof, at Mountain ebackof, oi1 Hill etopof, at Mountain efootof, inthemid-dieof other prepositions are combined.) Therefore, the attributive clause, the prepositions or compound for the first word of a preposition, prepositional phrase or a prepositional phrase in a complex or compound preposition preposition can only be placed before the relative pronoun which or whom summary, the attributive clause piercing object antecedent for the position of preposition depends on the type of preposition, there are three types of prepositions, prepositions of location is also three types: phrasal verb preposition can only be placed in the attributive clause after the verb or verb part; verb phrase prepositions on the relative pronoun which can not only before or whom, but also on the attributive clause after the verb or verb part; prepositional phrase or a compound preposition in the prepositional compound prepositions can only be placed in the relative pronoun which or whom before. AnalysisOilthePositionsofthePrepositionwhenP | squirt 10si6 gamma IalObjectsasl'reced ~ WordsintheAttributiveClausesHANCi-hong (EnglishDepartment, L ~ oyangUniversi ~,, Lttoyang471023, China) ABSTI ~ C'T: Whenprepositionalobjectsactastheprecedingwordsintheattributiveclauses, thepositionsoftheprepositionvaryaccordingtothetypofthepreposition. Therea ∞ threetyrosabouttheprepositionandtherearealsothreetypesaboutthepositionsofthepreposition. KEYWORDS: theprepositionalohjex2ts; thephrasalverb; theverbalphrases; theprepositionalphrases