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    Modern Chinese grammatical system need to have a particular form that would allow actions or verbs to express various progresses of the state in each situation; therefore, it needs a particle to be added to the sentence to achieve this need. Chinese grammar is not similar to English grammar, in which English can add -ing onto the end of a verb to show the ongoing state of an action. Chinese has many particles such as le, zhe, guo that are being used in the sentences to add aspectual values to the attached verbs in the sentences. Even though aspect particles express different action of beings, “There is agreement that they do not relate the situation described by the sentence to the time of utterance but express various perspectives on the situation; hence, they express various aspect rather than tense relations, and are often called aspect particles or markers” (qtd. in Klein et al. 723). Zhe is an aspect particle, and it is always being added to the end of a verb to show different consequences it would result in throughout its interaction with different verb expressions. Understanding the different types and usages of zhe would help us to interpret the precise meaning of the sentences. The first type of zhe is not designated to show the actions in the sentences, instead, it is being used to show the existence of a given object even though a verb is used in front of zhe. In such sentences, zhe must be used after the verb to emphasize a sustained or continuous state. For…

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    on the structure and form of the words that make up the languages. The English language in particular, great emphasis is placed on including inflection, derivation, and the formation of compounds. But general the language is made up of morphemes, which is the smallest units of meaning which speaks to roots and affixes (prefixes and suffixes). The English language makes use of eight inflectional morphemes and these are; plural, possessive, comparative, superlative 3rd-…

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    A comma in the tree diagrams onsets the participle phrase which indicates a slight pause in thought and another series of thoughts that are about to occur. The second particle phrase regretting that he was not there is another charming phrase Chopin uses to explain Edna’s attitude and her concluding thoughts to her husband. On the Kellogg-Reed diagram, this participle phrase connects to Edna, the subject just like the first participle phrase. Again, the connection displays a new continuing…

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    in the rhythm of choice of words and manner uttered by the woman as she describes her oncoming beloved, she speaks in a series of predicative participles, Dobbs-Allsopp calls it “sevenfold parade of participles”: bāʾ (coming), mĕdallēg (leaping), mĕqappēṣ (skipping), domeh (being like), ʿômēd (standing), mašgîaḥ (gazing), and mēṣîṣ (peering). These participles describe graphically and dynamically the oncoming beloved. Dobbs-Allsopp makes the point: The dynamism and durativity implicated by the…

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    The selected passage is from Zora Neale Hurston’s novel Their Eyes Were Watching God which was published in 1937. The passage describes the struggles of Tea Cake, Motor Boat, Janie, and other unidentified characters as they attempt to escape from a violent and terrifying hurricane. The purpose of the passage is to emphasize the power and strength of the hurricane in comparison to the helplessness of the people. The use of structure and personification emphasizes the power of the storm, while…

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    The writing includes many striking acting verbs, such as arise, cease, and awake. Because the work focusses on the Victorian period, verbs are conjugated into the past tense whenever necessary. Even so, some verbs appear in other tenses. The phrase “Upon sighting the lad,” contains the verb sighting, which is the present participle form of the verb sight. For another example, some verbs are used in their infinitive form. The phrases “to delay interment” and “required to remain” both contain…

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    of it will increase. Genres Apodictic Law One of two major types of legal material present in the Old Testament, apodictic law deals in matters of moral and religious concerns, explicit in defining right and wrong. Referred to as the “absolute law,” it addresses the audience in second person using direct commands. Two well-known types of apodictic law are prohibition and admonition (Klein, Blomberg, & Hubbard, Jr., 1993). Prohibition directly commands in a negative fashion, for example, “You…

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    I used to be a staunch prescriptivist. I used to think if anyone, ever, would want to read you writing it needed to be written according to the rules of Standard Written English. And I still think it is necessary for most everyone. Students should be taught SWE as it is the expected and most readily understood by all. Teachers will give higher grades, generally, for assignments written using formal conventions and businesses will expect the writing to follow the grammar rules set by…

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    longer than the character in my style model so she has become also unhuman which ins shown the demonstrative pronoun “that”. The My deliberate use of complex declarative sentences creates a fast pace to reflect her mental instability and the danger she is in. My style model uses sun imagery surround the sun for example “the morning sunlight is fading. The sheer numbers of bodies has blocked it out” these simple declarative sentences show the reader what kind of situation he is in and how he is…

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    Reflection Paper On Obese

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    I think for this to work, it important that the individua’s family and friend participle and encourage the behavior change because if this effect that individual, it would likely be affect the people around he or she. This movie has something to do with the social/behavior learning theories because the problem this movie address is obese and obese is a risk behavior. This is similar to like smoking that changing the behavior is hard and it take a lot of time to be motivate and consider change…

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