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Explore the Nature of the "1+2 Modification-center Form"

Jia Ying

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adjective + Dual- syllable nouns consisting of 1+2Modification-center formin Chinese is not uncommon. This articles uses principle of the integrity of and does distinction between syntactic and vocabulary words. We draw a conclusion that Chinese word has a nature of multidimensional, 1+2Modification- center form is a word arise from generation approach of phrase, and it has words and phrases characteristic features at same time.

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adjective + Dual- syllable nouns consisting of 1+2Modification-center formin Chinese is not uncommon. This articles uses principle of the integrity of and does distinction between syntactic and vocabulary words. We draw a conclusion that Chinese word has a nature of multidimensional, 1+2Modification- center form is a word arise from generation approach of phrase, and it has words and phrases characteristic features at same time.

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adjective + Dual- syllable nouns consisting of 1+2Modification-center formin Chinese is not uncommon. This articles uses principle of the integrity of and does distinction between syntactic and vocabulary words. We draw a conclusion that Chinese word has a nature of multidimensional, 1+2Modification- center form is a word arise from generation approach of phrase, and it has words and phrases characteristic features at same time.

Key concepts: Adjective, Linguistics, Syllable, Center (category theory), Phrase, Word (group theory), Computer science, Noun

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