1.General features: a).adverbial in sentence structure c以 e c al clauses d).More phrases,less sentences 2.Modal Auxiliaries:shall,may,etc. 3.Common sentence pattems and expressions a).It is P.P.(part participle)that clause b). c以rights d),obligations e).conditional clauses: “如果”、“除外”and Proviso) f.Such·as… Section C:Lexical Features of English Contracts 1.Formal: 1),solemn written language 2)Nominalization 3).Usual wordings and phrases Be deemed; Notwithstanding: Otherwise: in respect of,in respect thereof,in relation to,relating to,in connection with,with respect/regard to,pertaining to: By virtue of,attributable to,on account of,in view of,due to,owing to. For the purpose(s)of: Without prejud ice to. 2.Accurate: a).Modal auxiliaries b).Less demonstrative pronouns ),Synonyms:doublets and triplet 3.Professional a),Terminology:e.g.:lessor/lessee b),Archaic words:e.g.:Here-X,There-X,Where-X c).Loan words:e.g.:plaintiff defendant III.After-class exercises: a review and summary of this chapter 66 1．General features: a), Adverbial in Sentence structure b), Negative fronting & anastrophe c), More conditional clauses d), More phrases, less sentences 2．Modal Auxiliaries: shall, may, etc. 3．Common sentence patterns and expressions: a), It is P.P. (part participle) that clause b), ownership c), rights d), obligations e), conditional clauses: “如果”、“除外”and Proviso） f), Such … as … Section C: Lexical Features of English Contracts 1． Formal: 1), solemn written language 2), Nominalization 3), Usual wordings and phrases Be deemed; Notwithstanding; Otherwise; in respect of, in respect thereof, in relation to, relating to, in connection with, with respect/regard to, pertaining to; By virtue of, attributable to, on account of，in view of, due to, owing to; For the purpose(s) of; Without prejudice to. 2．Accurate: a), Modal auxiliaries b), Less demonstrative pronouns c), Synonyms: doublets and triplets 3．Professional: a), Terminology: e.g.：lessor/lessee b), Archaic words: e.g.：Here-X, There-X, Where-X c), Loan words: e.g.：plaintiff & defendant Ⅲ.After-class exercises: A Review and Summary of this chapter;