Part of speech: Chinese function words
Take the use as an example and pay attention to the situation when using it.
Adverbs are used to modify and restrict verbs or adjectives, indicating time, frequency, scope, tone, degree and so on. Because my father was very busy, he agreed not to see me off. He told the waiter repeatedly that he was very careful. But he finally felt uneasy and hesitated for a while, fearing that the waiter would not post it properly.
Prepositions are used before nouns, pronouns or noun phrases, and together with these words or phrases, they indicate time, place, direction, object, etc. Go in from Tiananmen Square.
When crossing the railway, he first scattered oranges on the ground, climbed down slowly, then picked them up and left.
How do you answer the above questions? Pay attention to the collocation of preposition pairs, pairs, handles and the objects behind them.
Example: The art of calligraphy really knows nothing about me.
It was the art of calligraphy that misread me. )
Conjunctions are used to connect words, phrases or sentences, indicating that there are relations such as juxtaposition, progression, turning point, causality and hypothesis before and after. Even if there are occasional beams of light peeking at the bottom of the valley at noon in summer, they are squinting and have no warmth.
Although we don't know the content of the story, our emotions can ring with her actions.
Conclusion: It's true and false, and it's virtual and real, so we should be careful in using function words.