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An Analysis on the Versions about the Characteristics of Chinese Grammar

Wang Hui

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The lack of morphological change can not be regarded as characteristics of Chinese grammar.Only if the attention to semantic meaning is paid and a very close connection is among syntax and semantic meaning,can characteristics of Chinese grammar be.It is not the characteristics of Chinese grammar that the relationship between Chinese part of speech and syntactic ingredients have the one-to-one corresponding relationship and the principle of construction of sentences is in correspondence with those of word groups.

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The lack of morphological change can not be regarded as characteristics of Chinese grammar.Only if the attention to semantic meaning is paid and a very close connection is among syntax and semantic meaning,can characteristics of Chinese grammar be.It is not the characteristics of Chinese grammar that the relationship between Chinese part of speech and syntactic ingredients have the one-to-one corresponding relationship and the principle of construction of sentences is in correspondence with those of word groups.

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The lack of morphological change can not be regarded as characteristics of Chinese grammar.Only if the attention to semantic meaning is paid and a very close connection is among syntax and semantic meaning,can characteristics of Chinese grammar be.It is not the characteristics of Chinese grammar that the relationship between Chinese part of speech and syntactic ingredients have the one-to-one corresponding relationship and the principle of construction of sentences is in correspondence with those of word groups.

Key concepts: Linguistics, Grammar, Chinese grammar, Meaning (existential), Syntax, Word grammar, Emergent grammar, Psychology

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