1, the whole sentence refers to a symmetrical and neat sentence pattern with similar sentence structure, which often constitutes a dual and parallel figure of speech; Prose refers to the uneven number of words and uneven levels.
2. Expression effect: The combination of long sentences and short sentences is also long and short sentences. On the one hand, it can make the rhythm of poetry sonorous, full of musical beauty and strengthen the tone.
3. Long sentences generally have three characteristics: one is that there are many modifiers (attributives and adverbials), the other is that there are many coordinate elements, and the third is that the structure of a certain element is more complicated.
4. The sentence pattern is lively, concise and lively, with a strong sense of rhythm, which is consistent with the original style.
5. Long sentences refer to sentences with complex structure and more words, while short sentences refer to sentences with simple structure and fewer words. The length of a sentence is relative, and there is no clear boundary. It is also the idiom of seven-character poems in Tang Dynasty.
6. The sentence pattern is neat, the rhythm is clear, the rhyme is harmonious, and it is full of musical beauty and catchy.
7. Short sentences: short and pithy.
8. Whole sentences and loose sentences "whole" and "scattered" refer to the structural form of sentences.
9. Long sentences and short sentences have their own rhetorical effects.
10, long sentence features: rigorous expression, rich content, accurate and meticulous.
1 1. The combination of short sentences and long sentences makes the whole sentence patchwork, changeable and catchy to read. The whole sentence refers to a figure of speech with neat and symmetrical sentence structure and similar sentence structure, which often constitutes dual and parallel; Prose refers to the uneven number of words and uneven levels.
12, with different forms and different lengths, is called a casual sentence.
13, the expressive effect of long sentences can make things more detailed, which may be magnificent or verbose.
14, with vivid language, full picture sense and strong expressive force.
15, a clause, usually refers to the structure of a sentence. There are many sentence patterns in modern Chinese, including long and short sentences, active and passive sentences, affirmative and negative sentences, declarative and rhetorical sentences, simple and complex sentences, spoken and written sentences, conventional and variant sentences, whole sentences and scattered sentences. Long sentences and short sentences are long and short. The so-called long sentence refers to a sentence with many words and complex structure. The so-called short sentences refer to sentences with few words and simple structure (including clauses in complex sentences).