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The Origin of the Adverb of Degree "Feichang

Jun Xu

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On the basis of historical literature, this paper tentatively analyses the origin of the adverb of degree Feichang. At first, fei and chang are usually used singly. Then fei combines with chang to form an adjectival, then an adverb of degree.

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On the basis of historical literature, this paper tentatively analyses the origin of the adverb of degree Feichang. At first, fei and chang are usually used singly. Then fei combines with chang to form an adjectival, then an adverb of degree.

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On the basis of historical literature, this paper tentatively analyses the origin of the adverb of degree Feichang. At first, fei and chang are usually used singly. Then fei combines with chang to form an adjectival, then an adverb of degree.

Key concepts: Adverb, Degree (music), Linguistics, History, Mathematics, Philosophy, Noun, Physics

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