What are the ancient virtual words, and what are the common virtual words in ancient Chinese

Ancient virtual words have pronouns, adverbs, modal words, prepositions, conjunctions, and particles

1. Pronouns: There are three types of pronouns in ancient Chinese: personal pronouns, demonstrative pronouns, and interrogative pronouns;

2. Adverbs, adverbs in ancient Chinese can generally be divided into seven categories: degree adverbs, range adverbs, time adverbs, mood modal adverbs, negative adverbs, respectful adverbs and referential adverbs;

3. Modal words, commonly used modal words in ancient Chinese include 者, 也, 焉, ear, 哉, hu, fu, etc.;

4. Prepositions, commonly used prepositions in ancient Chinese include also, and, for, hu, etc. Prepositions can be used to introduce the place, time, tool, reliance, reason, purpose, object, and person or thing related to the action.

5. Conjunctions, which are imaginary words that connect words, phrases, or sentences to help indicate the grammatical or logical relationship between two or more terms;

6. Particles, commonly used particles, in ancient Chinese, such as zhi, fu, wei, is, yun, etc.

There are 18 commonly used imaginary words in ancient Chinese: and, what, hu, is, its, and, if, so, for, yan, also, to, cause, in, and, then, the, the.

1. Adverbs: 1) Adverbs of time: A indicates that the action behavior occurred in the past time. "Xiang, Xiang, Xiang, karma, taste.

b indicates the time when the action is in progress or is being realized, and there are "square, positive, appropriate, will", etc.

c indicates the time when the action will be carried out, and there are "line, will, and, hang", etc. d indicates the long-term temporality of action behavior, including "Russian, temporary, Gu, Chang, Ya, Su" and so on.

2) Adverb of range:

A means generalization: including adverbs with exhaustive or few exceptions, such as "all, end, complete, all, all, lift, salt, have, all, all, total, rate", etc.

b indicates an adverb that is small in scope or has limitations or exceptions. There are "but, special, only, straight, stop, first, alone, in vain, only, only" and so on.

3) Adverbs of degree. It can be divided into three categories:

a indicates a high degree: "the most, the most, the extreme, the absolute, the great, the great, the great, the special, the special, the good, the great".

b indicates adverbs that are not deep and slight, such as "little, slightly, slightly, slightly, slightly, quite a bit", etc.

c indicates that the degree of deepening and aggravation on the original basis. There are "addition, more, healing, benefit, mi, zi (nourishment)" and so on.

4) Modal adverbs. "Ju, and, leisure, micro, stealing, so, solid, temporary, sloppy, pawn (sudden) stand, i.e., spin, slightly, gradually, benefit, number, urgently, tired, repeatedly, still, reverberate, every, repetition".

5) Adverbs of mood. It is divided into five sub-categories:

a indicates a tone of acknowledgment. "Yes, that is, must, certainly, sincerely, faithfully, fruitfully".

b denotes a euphemistic measure, deliberative or argumentative tone. "Its, covers, and dies."

c indicates an unexpected tone of surprise, and the commonly used "was" is often used in conjunction with the negative adverb "no", which is equivalent to "unexpectedly".

d indicates an imperative tone. "The" is used in imperative sentences, and it means to hope and ask for exhortation.

e indicates the tone of rhetoric, and the commonly used ones are "岂, it, yong, ju (讵) ning" and so on.

6) Negative adverbs. "No, Fu, no, no, no, no, no, no, no".

7) Rejunctive adverbs "phase" and "see".

8) Adverbs of humility. A adverb of respect: "please, respect, respect, honor, fortunate, favor, humiliation, obscenity, hanging, meng", etc. b Modest adverb. There are: "dare, steal,, obscurity, fury" and so on.

2. There are about a dozen prepositions such as "Yu (於, hu), to, cause, by, for, self, from, and, and", etc.

3. Conjunctions: and, while, and, then, then, although, although, yet, yet, then, then, then, then,

Fourth, modal words:

1. According to the position: 1) The particle at the beginning of the sentence is: "husband, cover, dimension, only, only".2) The modal words in the sentence are: "cover, also, and" 3) The modal words at the end of the sentence are: "also, on, hu, ya, already, ear, yan, and, evil, husband, xi", etc.

2. According to the role of tone, it can be divided into 1) declarative modal words: "also, 矣, has, ear, 焉" 2) interrogative modal words have "hu, and, evil" 3) exclamation modal words have "ya, husband, xi".

The above are the imaginary words of ancient Chinese.