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A Concise Account of "Style" in the Verbs from Manchu

Zhao Zhi-qiang

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The format of Manchu grammar can be divided into three categories: tense,condition and manner.Actually,another grammar category-style exists at the same time.Style includes finished and unfinished forms,positive and negative forms.Although tense and style of verbs are the same to some extent,they are different grammar forms in the format of construction,grammar function and meaning.

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The format of Manchu grammar can be divided into three categories: tense,condition and manner.Actually,another grammar category-style exists at the same time.Style includes finished and unfinished forms,positive and negative forms.Although tense and style of verbs are the same to some extent,they are different grammar forms in the format of construction,grammar function and meaning.

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The format of Manchu grammar can be divided into three categories: tense,condition and manner.Actually,another grammar category-style exists at the same time.Style includes finished and unfinished forms,positive and negative forms.Although tense and style of verbs are the same to some extent,they are different grammar forms in the format of construction,grammar function and meaning.

Key concepts: Grammar, Style (visual arts), Linguistics, Meaning (existential), Present tense, Function (biology), Computer science, Psychology

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