Abstract
As a special kind of modal adverbs in Chinese, rhetorical adverbs have been used since the pre-qin dynasty. They are frequently used in spoken and written languages, and have their unique features in both form and usage. The adverb “heku/hebi” has been studied by predecessors and has been very enlightening. However, it is a pity that the adverb has not been put on the three planes of semantics, grammar and pragmatics to analyze the similarities and differences between the adverb and the adverb, nor has it been combined with the theoretical discussion and practical application of teaching Chinese as a foreign language. Therefore, it is necessary to carry out the research in this respect, not only has the theoretical significance, but also has the application value. The adverb "heku/hebi" has both commonness and individuality in its semantic, grammatical and pragmatic aspects. By analyzing and comparing their general commonalities and unique characteristics, and applying them to teaching Chinese as a foreign language, students can not only grasp their semantic features, grammatical features and pragmatic features, but also greatly improve their practical application ability.
Highlights
As a special kind of modal adverbs in Chinese, rhetorical adverbs have been used since the pre-qin dynasty
It is a pity that the adverb has not been put on the three planes of semantics, grammar and pragmatics to analyze the similarities and differences between the adverb and the adverb, nor has it been combined with the theoretical discussion and practical application of teaching Chinese as a foreign language
It is necessary to carry out the research in this respect, has the theoretical significance, and has the application value
Summary
As a special kind of modal adverbs in Chinese, rhetorical adverbs have been used since the pre-qin dynasty. Research Center of Language and Language Life, Jiangxi Normal University, Nanchang, China To cite this article: Song Jie, Xiao Jiugen.
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