Analysis of the Grammaticalization of Verb “de”
Xiaohu Li
Abstract
Xiaohu Li
Abstract
Grammaticalization refers to the evolution of its a common word gradually losing independence to grammatical markers and the evolution of semantic and syntactic structure is the two basic conditions of notional words in Chinese grammar. de in the word meaning evolution experienced from the specific action meaning to abstract implementation, to succeede to table righteousness, until the meaning completely empty and a series of process; the syntax experienced from the predicate center core verb or verb adverbial to minor, auxiliary verbs, process and evolution as a structural particle.
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Grammaticalization refers to the evolution of its a common word gradually losing independence to grammatical markers and the evolution of semantic and syntactic structure is the two basic conditions of notional words in Chinese grammar. de in the word meaning evolution experienced from the specific action meaning to abstract implementation, to succeede to table righteousness, until the meaning completely empty and a series of process; the syntax experienced from the predicate center core verb or verb adverbial to minor, auxiliary verbs, process and evolution as a structural particle.
Key concepts: Grammaticalization, Linguistics, Verb, Adverbial, Predicate (mathematical logic), Chinese grammar, Grammar, Computer science