主语、宾语及介词宾语位置上的“V过O”功能考察
A Study on the Function of “V+Guo+O” in the Position of Subject, Object and Object of Preposition
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This paper makes a detailed analyses of the types and the relative tense function of “V+Guo+O” in the position of subject, object and object of preposition, and draws the following conclusions： a.There are plenty of “V+Guo+O” can do the subject, object and object of preposition. b.“Guo” of “V+Guo+O” in the position of subject, object and object of preposition in the sentence mainly expresses the pre-time of the relative tense, and its time reference point is usually the time that the event that the predicate verb represents occurred. d.However, if the predicate of sentence is the relationship verb “Shi”, “You” and other non-action verbs or adjectives, pronouns, and there are any time tense marks in sentence, the time reference point of “Guo” of “V+Guo+O” is the talk time. e.In Chinese grammar teaching, we should make an objective description of “V+Guo+O” in the position of subject, object and object of preposition.
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This paper makes a detailed analyses of the types and the relative tense function of “V+Guo+O” in the position of subject, object and object of preposition, and draws the following conclusions： a.There are plenty of “V+Guo+O” can do the subject, object and object of preposition. b.“Guo” of “V+Guo+O” in the position of subject, object and object of preposition in the sentence mainly expresses the pre-time of the relative tense, and its time reference point is usually the time that the event that the predicate verb represents occurred. d.However, if the predicate of sentence is the relationship verb “Shi”, “You” and other non-action verbs or adjectives, pronouns, and there are any time tense marks in sentence, the time reference point of “Guo” of “V+Guo+O” is the talk time. e.In Chinese grammar teaching, we should make an objective description of “V+Guo+O” in the position of subject, object and object of preposition.
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