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  • Hi this is Tutor Nick P and this is Lesson 335. The title of today's lesson

  • is no matter is always followed by wh-clause. Okay. Let's look at the note

  • here. A wh-word is any word that introduces questions and relative

  • clauses. You know, clauses that are related to it. Okay, good. Let's continue.

  • Some of the most common WH words are ....you know, these are really really common ones,

  • why, who, which, what, where, whether, and how. So now you see why they call it WH words

  • is the majority them actually do begin with WH except for how. Although 'how' does

  • have a W in an H in it. But the \"W\" is at the end and the \"H\" is at the beginning

  • But ' how' is considered to be a WH- word. Okay. Anyway, let's continue. The

  • pattern is usually, no matter plus the WH word . plus the subject plus

  • the verb. All right. So this is a problem I found mostly when I'm correcting

  • students in writing. This comes up a lot in writing. A lot of students, where

  • is the second language do this. It's most noticeable in writing. It's

  • very obvious in writing. In speech, it might go by so fast

  • you know, you'll... a native speaker will understand it but he may not say anything

  • but he may know what's going on anyway. He may, he might be able to figure out

  • what you know somebody where English is the second language is saying. But in

  • writing it really pops out and it pops off the page. So let's look at the first

  • example. Again here with the X. The X of course means it's wrong. So no matter he

  • studies hard he cannot pass the exam. Again like if you.... if somebody where

  • English was the second language was speaking, this native speaker would

  • probably understand it, but it really looks bad in writing. So here's the

  • correct way you should say it. No matter how. So here you put the WH word in here.

  • No matter how hard he studies , he cannot pass the exam. Yeah. Suddenly this sentence

  • sounds much better, much, much smoother , much more natural . Okay. So

  • let's look at the second one. Again with the X. This is wrong. No matter he gets up

  • early or late he's still usually ...he is still usually late for work.

  • So again, with the check, this is correct. No matter whether you know,

  • sometimes we use like weather for meaning like if , he gets up early or late...

  • And the same thing he is still usually late for work. So again, you needed that

  • WH-word to follow. No matter. Okay. Let's look at the last one here. No matter, he

  • goes he couldn't find his missing dog. No. Of course with the check, this is

  • right. This one is more obvious. No matter where he goes he couldn't find his

  • missing dog. Well, anyway remember, so no matter plus a

  • WH word, plus the subject, plus the verb. Again very, very important in writing. But

  • even in speech you need to correct it, Anyway, I hope you got it. I hope it was clear.

  • Thank you for your time. Bye-bye.

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英語導師Nick P課程(335) No Matter後面總是跟著一個WH條款 (English Tutor Nick P Lesson (335) No Matter is Always Followed by a WH Clause)

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