Noun as adverbial

? Nouns as adverbials are the most common and complicated grammatical phenomenon in the flexible use of parts of speech. Generally speaking, in modern Chinese, nouns are placed in front of verbs to form subject-predicate phrases, or verb-object phrases are placed behind verbs as the object of verb predicates, and adverbials are generally served by adjectives and adverbs.

Nouns used as adverbials are sometimes considered as "nouns used flexibly as adverbs", and as a kind of flexible use of parts of speech, they are sometimes considered as preposition ellipsis.

1. Edition (nouns "Chao" and "Xi" are adverbials of verb predicates "Ji" and "She" respectively, indicating time: "morning" and "evening").

2. Both sides are blocked. (The position noun "East" is the adverbial of the verb "Feng", and the position is in the east) "Candle defeated Qin".