【n2】自动词和他动词区别（[N2] automatic words differ from their verbs）.docVIP

【n2】自动词和他动词区别（[N2] automatic words differ from their verbs） I. the different functions of verbs from their own gender in grammar. The importance of the distinction between automatic words and their verbs is that when they begin to learn verbs in the early days of learning Japanese, they usually do not pay much attention to the self characteristics of verbs. When we learn quite a few verbs, grammar begins to emphasize the self - importance of verbs. But at this time a lot of verbs have been learned, and it is difficult to re understand his self. Therefore, it is absolutely necessary to learn a verb at the beginning of learning Japanese and to learn a verb at the same time to remember its self, which is very helpful for later study. The following illustrates the different functions of the verb s self - nature in grammar. 1, form sentences with different meanings. Automatic word: Chuang, open ICDRG. The window is open. (automatic words are connected to subject) He is Chuang or verb: private open for students. I open the window. (his verb is connected to the object) 2, make up different passive sentences. Automatic word: as to the kind of AUO assignment, in terms with Na Ka after. The woman on the future, AUO to swim on nursing. The passive expression of the automatic word is lost and the active sentence is not Verb: students, as Mr. He would praise the kind of terms. Sir, I will praise for improving students. The passive verb of his verb has nothing to do with the loss 3, to form different causative sentences. Automatic word: mother: sister or in line for Ka Ting estate. Sister is in line after TA ting. (causative state automatic word moves into the main object) He was a student in the verb: Mr. Ma TA estate or reading. Is this by reading on nursing students. (he verb causative state to make the action subject into complement) 4, constitute the existence of the body. Automatic word: (do not constitute the Aru form) In a word he verb: black plate, the last book aru. 5,