On Chinese Verb as Subject and Object in Pre-Qin Times
Libin Cui
Abstract
Libin Cui
Abstract
The difference of verb being in subject or object in a sentence is analyzed away from noun being in subject or object in a sentence.Verbs being in subjects and objects in sentences are analyzed according to the verb's semantic and syntactic functional analysis.It has four types when verbs are in subjects and objects in sentences.Firstly,it is a verb to be in subject or object in a sentence.Secondly,it is temporary function of a noun to be in subject or object in a sentence.Thirdly,it is a transmutation to be in subject or object in a sentence.Fourthly,it is different between verb and the word being in subject or object in a sentence.As the results of our analysis,the verb's temporary function and its transmutation in Pre-Qin Chinese are fewer.
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The difference of verb being in subject or object in a sentence is analyzed away from noun being in subject or object in a sentence.Verbs being in subjects and objects in sentences are analyzed according to the verb's semantic and syntactic functional analysis.It has four types when verbs are in subjects and objects in sentences.Firstly,it is a verb to be in subject or object in a sentence.Secondly,it is temporary function of a noun to be in subject or object in a sentence.Thirdly,it is a transmutation to be in subject or object in a sentence.Fourthly,it is different between verb and the word being in subject or object in a sentence.As the results of our analysis,the verb's temporary function and its transmutation in Pre-Qin Chinese are fewer.
Key concepts: Verb, Subject (documents), Object (grammar), Sentence, Noun, Linguistics, Inverted sentence, Nominative case