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Discussion on "Hao" and "Zhen"

Fei Tan

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The adverbs Hao and Zhen have subtle differences,though they share many similar features.In language practice,Hao is grammaticalized in a higher degree just because of its stronger subject emotional tendency,while Zhen emphasizes the truth of feelings and the reality of things,as a result,it is embedded more objective meanings,therefore,its concerning structures didn't go along the way of grammaticalization.

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The adverbs Hao and Zhen have subtle differences,though they share many similar features.In language practice,Hao is grammaticalized in a higher degree just because of its stronger subject emotional tendency,while Zhen emphasizes the truth of feelings and the reality of things,as a result,it is embedded more objective meanings,therefore,its concerning structures didn't go along the way of grammaticalization.

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The adverbs Hao and Zhen have subtle differences,though they share many similar features.In language practice,Hao is grammaticalized in a higher degree just because of its stronger subject emotional tendency,while Zhen emphasizes the truth of feelings and the reality of things,as a result,it is embedded more objective meanings,therefore,its concerning structures didn't go along the way of grammaticalization.

Key concepts: Grammaticalization, Feeling, Subject (documents), Psychology, Linguistics, Degree (music), Philosophy, Social psychology

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