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Dissertation
A Corpus-based Study of Time Adverbs in Chinese
2023
Overview
Chinese time adverbs play an important role in the development direction and state of the event (Guo., 1984； Zhang Y. S., 2000). Among them, the diversity of time adverbs can be based on the tense, observe the sequence of time development from the perspective of a bystander, and express the relative time concept of time flow. The common classifications are past, present, and future; it can also be tense, observing events from the perspective of the parties to the event Time and state in development (Lv Shuxiang, 1942), indicating that time adverbs not only cover the concept of time, highlight the characteristics of action state to improve comprehension, but also increase the integrity of language (Lu. & Ma. 1989; Zhang. Y., 2000 ). After exploring the past studies of time adverbs, there are not many studies that mainly focus on semantics, and consider the importance of vocabulary learning (Milton, 2009), so this study focuses on 52 adverbs of time that appear in textbooks. Based on the concept of aspect, it i
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ProQuest Dissertations & Theses
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ISBN
9798342735643
