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Anonymous users2024-02-06Ancient virtual words are words that have no practical meaning in Chinese, and some of them are equivalent to modern virtual words. Imaginary words cannot be formed into sentences independently, and can only be used with real words to complete the grammatical structure.
Virtual words have a helping effect on real words, and this kind of words include six categories: preposition, connection, help, sigh, subordination, and elephant sound. The role of imaginary words in couplets is not trivial, and some couplets are only because of the difference between a fictitious word. Clever use of virtual words can add color to the couplet.
Classical Chinese is an ancient Chinese written language composed of texts, "May Fourth Movement."
Formerly Han nationality.
Languages spoken. It mainly includes the pre-Qin period.
The spoken language is the basis of the written language.
During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the objects used to record writing had not yet been invented, and bamboo slips, silk and other materials were used to record writing. With the changes of history and the evolution of spoken language, the difference between classical Chinese and spoken language has gradually expanded, and "classical Chinese" has become the exclusive use of readers.
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Anonymous users2024-02-051. Classical Chinese words:
Love. 1) Nouns. Grace. (The Ancient Legacy is also "Left Biography.")
2) Verbs. Love, love. (The love of parents for their children is far-reaching.) "Touching the Dragon and Saying Empress Dowager Zhao".
2. Classical Chinese words:
Quiet. 1) Adjectives. Comfortable and comfortable. (A gentleman has no food to eat, and no place to live.) The Analects of Confucius).
2) Verbs. Health. Food and clothing are safe, and if you dare to specialize, you will divide people. "Cao Di's Polemics".
3. Classical Chinese words:
Fold. 1) Verbs. Double. Although the reward is multiplied, the punishment is not free from chaos. ("Five Worms.")
2) Measure words. Today, I am ten times the land, please be wider than you. ("Tang Ju Lives Up to His Mission.")
4. Fictional words in classical Chinese:
Whereas. 1) Conjunctions. Concatenate words, phrases, and clauses to represent multiple relationships. The crab is six kneeling and two chels, and there is no one to rely on in the cave of the non-snake eel ("Persuasion").
2) Pronouns. The second person, generally used as a definite sentence, is translated as:"Yours", occasionally as the subject, translated as:"You"。Such as: And Weng Changquan, move me to Beijing, then you will serve your mother day and night. ("Remembering the Affair of Wang Zhongsu Gongao".)
5. Fictional words in classical Chinese:
What. 1) Interrogative pronouns. As a predicate alone, ask the reason, and there are often mood particles after it"Ahh""Also"。Such as: Who? The prestige of the great country is also cultivated. ("The Biography of Lian Po Lin Xiangru".)
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Categories: Education, Science, >> Learning Aid.
Problem description: Please help!
Analysis: Real words] Real words have real meaning, and they can act as a single component of the sentence chain, and they can generally be questioned separately.
Real words include nouns, verbs, adjectives, numerals, quantifiers, and pronouns. In classical Chinese, there are a large number of real words, and mastering a large number of real words in classical Chinese is the key to Tiwu Rugao's ability to read classical Chinese. When learning real words, we should pay special attention to its three main features in grammar:
The first is the polysemy of the word, the second is the ancient and modern changes in the meaning of the word, and the third is the active use of the part of speech.
Virtual words] Virtual words have no real meaning, and generally cannot be used as a sentence component, and cannot be asked separately. (A few adverbs such as "no", "maybe", "no", etc., can be questioned separately), and can only be combined with real words to form sentences and express various grammatical relationships. There are five types of virtual words: adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions, particles, and interjections.
Although the virtual words of the literary language only account for a small part of the whole literary words, its grammatical role is very large. Many sentence patterns in classical Chinese are marked by imaginary words, such as the judgment sentence "..He who.
also", the passive sentence of the "for". Place. Hypothetical words are used very frequently in classical Chinese, and their interpretation is quite flexible.
The main commonly used imaginary words are: the, the, in, to, and, then, is, if, and, who, for, yet, is, this, si, other, he, an, who, hu, hu, how, although, although, yet, then, also. Oo, hu, ya, yan, ear, etc.
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I don't take the exam, but it's just definitely related to what I've learned in the class, and the classical Chinese is easy to learn, and the literary phenomena in the class, the use of word classes, the different meanings of ancient and modern, the common and false words, the solution of special words, special sentence patterns, and the multiple meanings of the word are all clear, and the college entrance examination is no problem.
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My method when I was in junior high school: In the second year of junior high school, the school sent a book containing more than 100 classical Chinese exercises, and then spent a year doing it (in fact, not all of them were completed, the completion rate was 60%-70%), but each one at least had a translation and a title. It's still worked well for me, at least for three years of high school.