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| A Comment on the Structure of Wei Zhi N of Mashi Wentong |
| 黄冈师范学院学报编辑部!湖北黄冈438000 |
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Abstract From the point of the regularity of grammatical phenomena, the systematization of grammatical structures and the universal nature of language facts, this thesis comments on the explanations of the structure about Wei Zhi N in Mashi Wentong by using the method of combining grammar analysis with investigations. Also it points out that the second explanation of his three explanations which he looks upon this pattern as "Single object Structure" is completely wrong, and the other two views about complement and prepositional object are not wholly suitable. So the structure should be regarded as Wei Dong Double Objects on most linguistic occasions.
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Received: 25 April 2000
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