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| − | Degree complements, also known as "complements of degree" in English, are 程度补语 (literally, "degree complement") in Chinese. | + | Degree complements, also known as "complements of degree" in English, are 程度补语 (literally, "degree complement") in Chinese. While most [[complements]] follow [[verbs]], degree complements very often follow [[adjectives]]. They intensify or in some other way modify the degree of expression of the adjective (or verb). |
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| + | == Structure of degree complements == | ||
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| + | == When to use degree complements == | ||
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| + | == List of the most common degree complements == | ||
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| + | === Degree complements following adjectives === | ||
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| + | === Degree complements following verbs === | ||
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| + | == References == | ||
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| + | == Sources and further reading == | ||
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Degree complements, also known as "complements of degree" in English, are 程度补语 (literally, "degree complement") in Chinese. While most complements follow verbs, degree complements very often follow adjectives. They intensify or in some other way modify the degree of expression of the adjective (or verb).
Contents
Structure of degree complements
When to use degree complements
List of the most common degree complements
Degree complements following adjectives
Degree complements following verbs
References
