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By Shirley 03-16 68次浏览

Both Chinese and English have a subject-verb- object structure, although Chinese often shows greater flexibility in word order. A key difference lies in tense expression: Chinese relies on context while English uses verb Forms. Additionally Chinese uses classifiers to indicate noun quantity, unlike English's plural forms. Both languages differ in adjective positioning, with Chinese adjectives often appearing after nouns. Chinese sentences are more topic-centered, relying on context, while English is more formal and structured. Both share connectives to link ideas, but English tends to use more. In summary, Chinese and English share fundamental structures but differ significantly in their grammatical details and flexibility.

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