What is the difference between suddenly and suddenly ?

There are obvious differences in the interpretation of words, the nature of words, the frequency of use and the tendency to use.

1. The nature of the words is different. "Suddenly'' is an adjective. In addition to adverbials, it can also be used as adjectives, predicates, and complements. "Suddenly" is an adverb.

2. The frequency of use is different. The word "suddenly" is used more frequently in the language, is more lively, and can be used as a sub-modifier. "Suddenly, words cannot be modified by some adverbs.

3. The interpretation of words is different. Sudden: Indicates that the event or action came quickly and unexpectedly. Suddenly: Happened in a short period of time, unexpectedly.

4. Different tendencies of use. Suddenly inclined to time, suddenly inclined to events.

Chinese characters, also known as Chinese characters, Chinese characters, and square characters, belong to the morpheme syllabic script of ideograms.

Chinese characters are the written language of Chinese, which is also borrowed to write Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese and other languages, and is a widely used script in the Chinese character cultural circle, and it is also the only highly developed script that is still widely used in the world. In a broad sense, Chinese characters refer to characters from oracle bone scripts, large seals, golden scripts, tumor scripts, and small seals, to official scripts, cursive scripts, regular scripts (and derived line scripts), etc., and in a narrow sense, Chinese characters with block letters as the standard writing method, which are also the modern Chinese characters commonly used today. Chinese characters were invented, created and improved by the ancestors of the Han nationality in ancient times, and the exact history can be traced back to about 1300 BC in the Shang Dynasty's oracle bone inscriptions, tumor inscriptions, and Jin inscriptions.

Then to the small seal of the Qin Dynasty, the development of the Han Dynasty, to the Tang Dynasty Kaihua into the handwritten font used today standard block letters. In ancient times, Chinese characters have developed to a highly complete level, not only used in China, but also served as the only international communication script in East Asia for a long time, and in the 20th century, the Korean Peninsula, Vietnam and other countries officially wrote and standardized scripts, and East Asian countries have created their own Chinese characters to a certain extent.

Suddenly: It's subjective and often used for mental activities. For example, I suddenly found that I didn't have any money in my pocket. Sudden: Highlighting objectivity is often used to startle or unexpected. For example, on the bus, suddenly there was a sudden brake, and I was stepped on.

1. Different meanings: "suddenly" means that the situation happened in a short period of time, suddenly, surprisingly, and unable to cope with it for a while. "Suddenly" means that things happen or change very quickly.

2. The degree of accident is different: "suddenly" and "suddenly" are both used in unexpected and unexpected situations, but "suddenly" is less surprising than "suddenly".

3. Different parts of speech: "suddenly" is an adjective, which can be used as a definite, predicate, and complement in addition to being an adverbial. "Suddenly" is an adverb and can only be used as an adverbial.

4. Different usage: sudden: the degree is heavier. The emphasis on "sudden" is common when used in front of either a predicate or a subject. Suddenly: to a lesser extent. And it is mostly used in front of the predicate and less in front of the subject.

Sudden means unaware. Suddenly means to be aware.

It's basically the same, except that "suddenly" sounds a little more urgent.

The difference between abrupt and abrupt is as follows:

1. The pronunciation of words is different. The pronunciation of sudden and sudden is very different.

2. The interpretation of the words in the closed book is different. Sudden: Indicates that the event or action came quickly and unexpectedly. Suddenly: Happened in a short period of time, unexpectedly.

3. The nature of the words is different. "Suddenly'' is an adjective that is modified by an adverb. "Suddenly" is an adverb and can no longer be modified by an adverb.

4. Different usage: Sudden refers to a very unexpected change that occurs. "Suddenly" means that things happen or change very quickly. But it's less surprising than "sudden".

Suddenly make a sentence:

1. I was resting on the sofa when I suddenly remembered that I was going to school to participate in a team activity today.

2. The bus stopped suddenly, and it turned out that the red light was on.

3. I was sleeping soundly, and suddenly a thunderclap woke me up.

4. I was quietly writing my homework, and suddenly, the **bell rang, and I had to pick it up**.

5. After dinner, I was doing my homework seriously when the power went out suddenly.

Suddenly form a sentence:

1. Suddenly, the people around her were indignant and accused her.

2. Today, my mother suddenly bought me a lot of food, and asked me what I wanted with a pleasant face, and I was simply flattered.

3. Suddenly, there was a shout from the crowd.

4, for his sudden confession, Xiaolan was a little overwhelmed.

5. The other party suddenly launched a smiley offensive, with ill intentions, and we won people's hearts to be vigilant.

"Suddenly" and "suddenly" both mean sudden, unexpected, but there are slight differences in usage and semantics.

"Suddenly" (hū rán) usually emphasizes that something happens unexpectedly, suddenly, and is often associated with an unexpected change or turn of events. It implies that something happened suddenly, but it doesn't have to be negative or shocking. For example:

He suddenly got up and left the room. This phrase expresses the unexpectedness of someone's sudden action, but does not indicate whether the act caused upset or shock.

"Suddenly" (tū rán) emphasizes the rapidity and suddenness of an action or event, and is often used to describe something that happens very suddenly, without warning or warning. Compared with "suddenly", "suddenly" carries a stronger and more definite unexpected meaning, making people aware of the suddenness and suddenness of sudden events. For example:

Suddenly, it started to rain heavily. This quote clearly describes how the rain fell very suddenly and without any warning.

In general, "suddenly" focuses more on unexpected changes, while "suddenly" puts more emphasis on suddenness and suddenness. Specifically, in use, it is necessary to choose the appropriate word for Qin Pei according to the context and the intention of the expression.

<> "The meaning is basically the same, but there is a difference in usage.

Sudden is a very unexpected change that occurs.

"Suddenly" means that things happen or change very quickly. But it's less surprising than "sudden".

Suddenly, it generally refers to a thought or something that breaks into the mind, which is used to highlight a certain action or a dramatic change in action.

All have unexpected meanings, but suddenly they can only be adverbs, and suddenly in addition to adverbs, they can also be adjectives, for example, this thing is very sudden, as for suddenly, you can only be an adverb, as for the degree suddenly suddenly one is stronger than the other.

We know that adjectives that can be modified, can be used as predicates, predicates, objects, adverbials without changing meanings.

It is an adverb that cannot be modified, cannot be used as a definite, and can only be used as an adverbial.

From this we conclude that "suddenly" is an adjective that fully has the grammatical function of an adjective; Whereas, "suddenly" is an adverb and has the grammatical properties of an adverb.

In fact, in our Chinese vocabulary, there are many similar examples, such as: "wish" and "hope", "obsessive" and "restrained", "strong" and "powerful", "affirmation" and "statement", etc., these words are often difficult to distinguish from the meaning, you might as well let me compare from other perspectives, maybe you will "suddenly" have an epiphany, "suddenly" understand.