1: Listen: Listen with your head tilted. Listen carefully, listen carefully.
2. Credit: Contribution to the cause.
The words are introduced as follows:
Words are the combined names of words and languages, including words, phrases and the whole vocabulary, and words constitute the smallest word structure of sentence articles.
This new dictionary is rich in vocabulary and information. A word is the smallest sentence-making unit composed of morphemes. Words can be divided into 2 words, 3 words and 4 words, but please note that words are not idioms.
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Composition analysis
From the perspective of composition, it can be divided into:
① Simple words: words composed of one morpheme. Free monosyllabic morphemes and all disyllabic and polysyllabic morphemes can form simple words. Such as: mountains, water, sky, earth, people, existence, earth, red, together; As if, boundless, fruit, centipede, glass, sawtooth, waste, dichlorvos, aspirin, saxophone, microphone, and so on.
② Compound words: words composed of two or more morphemes.
Part of speech analysis
From the part of speech, it can be divided into ① notional words and words with practical significance, including:
(1, noun: a word indicating the name of a person or thing. )
Nouns with numbers: such as students, the masses, the elderly, women, comrades, uncles, Uighurs, drunkards, etc.
Things nouns: such as pen, Chinese fir, snail, cheetah, Otto, baseball, fighter, Pluto, thought, middle school, physics, process, etc.
There are time nouns: such as morning, past, future, midnight, midnight, Wu Jia, century, etc.
Orientation nouns: such as southeast, top, front, inner and middle.
(2) Verb: a word indicating action and development. )
Behavioral verbs: such as running, singing, drinking, knocking, shouting, staring, kicking, smelling, listening and touching.
There are developmental verbs: such as growth, withering, germination, fruiting, spawning, etc.
There are psychological verbs: like, hate, anger, feeling, thinking, disgust, etc.
Existential verbs: such as disappearance, appearance, existence, loss, disillusionment, etc.
Imperative verbs: such as make, make, order, taboo, order, etc.
Willing verbs: such as will, will, can, can, would rather, etc.
Directional verbs: come, go, go up and down, etc.
There are predicate verbs: yes, yes, yes, etc.
(3) Adjectives, words that express the essence and appearance characteristics of things. )
There are table shapes: big, tall, fat, flat, thin, strong and so on.
Expressiveness: such as sweetness, goodness, fragrance, beauty, smoothness, wit and monotony.
Status: fast, thick, full, multi, fast, quiet, etc.
(4) Numerals are words that indicate the number of things. Exactly: such as 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3, 1/2, 3,1/. There are estimates: such as a few, some, left and right, below, and surplus; Ordered numbers: first, second, boss, third, ninth and tenth. )
(5) Quantifiers, which represent units of things or actions. )
Famous quantifiers: such as feet, inches, miles, kilometers, kilograms, two, cars, horns, yuan, etc.
Verbal words, such as Ba, Ci, Tang, Xia, Hui, Sheng, Jiao, Zhuang, Zuo, etc.
(6, pronouns, words that can replace the name of things. )
Some people call pronouns: such as me, you, it, them, everyone, us, etc.
Interrogative pronouns: such as who, what, how, where, why, why, etc.
There are demonstrative pronouns: here, there, there, there and so on.
② Function words, words with no practical meaning. Including:
(1. Adverbs are words that modify or limit the function, degree or scope of verbs or adjectives. )
Adverbs of degree: such as very, extremely, very, too, too much, etc.
There are adverbs of time: such as already, just now, only, going, wanting, etc.
Adverbs with scope: such as "Du", "Quan", "Zong", "Zhi" and "Zhi".
Modal adverbs: just right, sure enough, just right, or, completely, quietly, etc.
Modal adverbs: such as quasi-guarantee, certainty, no, no, no, no, special, even, absolute, etc.
There are repeated adverbs: such as you, zai, Huan, Huan, etc.
(2) Prepositions are words used in front of nouns, pronouns or noun phrases, which together indicate directions, objects, etc. Such as: from, to, in, when, to, with, for, to, than, with, be, because, except, etc. )
(3) conjunctions, words of conjunctions, phrases or sentences. Such as harmony, identity, obedience, not only, but also, as long as, and with, still and so on.
(4) Auxiliary words, attached to other words, have poor independence and no practical significance. ) Chinese
Structural auxiliary words: such as "de", "land", "de" and "suo";
Tense auxiliary words: such as zhe, le, guo, etc.
There are modal auxiliary words: such as, ba, mo, yo, Li, ya, and so on.
(5) interjections, words that express exclamation or demand commitment. Such as ah, ah, oh, oh, hum, bah, hey, ah, etc. )
(6) Onomatopoeic words, words that simulate the sound of things. Such as haste, rumbling, snapping, drumming, scratching, haste, ticking, screaming, wanting, meowing, chirping, snapping, etc. )