First, nouns break syntax.
Read the full text and find out the names of people, places, things, dynasties, countries and official positions. These nouns are often used as subjects or objects in sentences. Then consider: who to find, what to do, how to use it, what results to achieve, etc.
In sentence patterns, the subject-predicate structure is the majority, but the subject is often omitted. With the help of sentence elements, the key is to grasp verbs, take verbs as the center, find the structural relationship before and after, determine the trunk, and thus break sentences.
Second, function words break syntax.
① The common words placed at the beginning of a sentence in classical Chinese are: Fu, Gai, Yan, Wei, Death, etc.
(2) The modal particles placed at the end of the sentence are: Ye, Ye, Hu, Zai, He (1), Yan, Ye (Xie), etc.
Third, dialogue symbols break grammar.
In classical Chinese, dialogues and quotations are often marked by "Yue" and "Yun". When two people talk, the name usually appears in the first question and answer, and then only "Yue" is used, omitting the subject. When you meet a conversation, judge the two sides of the conversation according to the context.
Fourth, word order sentences break syntax.
Special sentence patterns and formats in classical Chinese are of great help to sentence reading in classical Chinese.
Fifth, rhetoric breaks syntax.
Classical Chinese also pays attention to rhetoric, and truthfulness, parallelism, duality, symmetry and repetition are common rhetorical methods in classical Chinese. Regular sentence patterns, more than four or six sentences, is another major feature of classical Chinese. Using these two characteristics, we can break sentences better.
Sixth, the total score relationship is syntactic.
Sentences can be easily broken according to the total score relationship.