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On "Xiaoxin X" Imperative Sentence

Author: HuangJunFeng
Tutor: ZhangQiuLin
School: Central China Normal University
Course: Chinese Philology
Keywords: Careful X Imperatives Semantic Types Semantic features External distribution Pragmatic strength
CLC: H146.3
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2005
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Abstract


This article discusses the object X formed by the verb \According to the study, \Semantically , \Use \the type depends on the \Then discuss the \Finally , there is the full text summary and Theoretical Perspectives .

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