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Vietnamese, 2021, p.152-228

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Title:
Sentences
Author: Ngo, Binh
Is Part Of: Vietnamese, 2021, p.152-228
Description: The basic constituents of a standard sentence are the subject and the predicate. The sequence of the basic constituents of a Vietnamese sentence is similar to the sequence in an English sentence, that is, the subject comes first, and the predicate follows the subject. Adverbials are optional in the sense of the basic structure of a sentence, but in many instances they are informationally crucial in a situation or context. For that reason, the sentence may be communicatively insufficient if an adverbial is left out. Semantically, adverbials refer to the following aspects of a sentence. The adverbial of time in Vietnamese can perform the function of the subject in existence sentences. Usually, the verbs co´ serves as the predicate. A compound sentence is composed of two or more clauses at the same grammatical level, each of which is a main clause and basically can function as an independent sentence.
Publisher: Routledge
Language: English
Identifier: ISBN: 9781138210714
ISBN: 1138210714
ISBN: 9781138210707
ISBN: 1138210706
EISBN: 9781315454610
EISBN: 9781315454597
EISBN: 9781315454603
EISBN: 1315454602
EISBN: 1315454610
EISBN: 1315454599
DOI: 10.4324/9781315454610-5

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