簡單句子理解問題

只有 *** oking has 是用作補充 the effect。 " *** oking has" is a relative clause to qualify the effect. "on him" is not part of the relative clause but follows directly after "the effect". Without the relative clause

the sentence reads: He does not seem to care about the effect on him. It does not tell what kind of effect it is. He does not seem to care about the effect (that/which) *** oking has on him. With the relative clause

we know it is about the effect of *** oking. You can also write it this way: He does not seem to care about the effect of *** oking on him.

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Look no further. Garlic2010's wer is correct and concise.

Rewritten with no verb"has" The Predicate:- *** oking effect-------indirect object ---------------------------on him--------------direct object The sentence:- He does not seem----------------------Subject +verb to care----------------------------------------infinitive about the *** oking effect--------------indirect object on him-----------------------------------------direct object (the *** oking effect)

whether predicative or plementary

are invariably for the subject to refer to. 2012-07-30 13:43:14 補充： The Q lacking word"what"

&should be dropping " *** oking has"

but adding "effect".