Query: sentence structure of Chinese and English

title: Contrast of the Sentence Structure of Chinese and English
abstract: English Chinese tranlation should conform to logical thinking and habit of Chinese language.The reason why sentence structure of English and Chinese languages are quite different is the difference of thinking habits reflected in the two languages.The paper analyzes the differences of sentence structure of the two languages and offers a lot of examples to dissect the changes of sentence structure and from construction and expansion of sentences,the characteristics of syntax and grammar as well as the entire arrangement.

title: A Contrastive Study of Chinese and English Thinking Pattern through English Sentence structure
abstract: When Chinese and foreigners organize sentences,they follow different thought patterns which decide the essential distinction of the way they use English.This essay would elaborate the differences which lie in thought patterns carefully by analyzing sentence patterns of both Chinese and English people.

title: Sentence Structure Balance in English Translation of Chinese
abstract: In translation practice, structurally imbalanced sentences written by students are often seen; especially long sentences lack beauty, seriously affecting the quality of the translation. This paper explains the basic principles English sentence structure balance follow, deeply discusses structure imbalance problem of English sentence and appropriate treatment strategies, to be conducive for translation practice.

title: Sentence Structure of Singlish in Written Materials: The Influence of Chinese on the English Superstrate
abstract: In this paper we studied sentence structure in Singlish, which is the English based creole language spoken in Singapore. We concentrated on two of its most distinctive characteristics topic prominence and subject drop so that we could understand the interactive process between English and the native strata that conditioned its development. As a means to conduct our research, we wrote a case study in which we analyzed a number of sentences taken from two Singlish texts, since most studies so far had predominantly concentrated on the analysis of oral materials obliterating as a result the written production of such language. The ultimate objective of our paper was to confirm whether the results of our investigation corresponded to those which linguists who study Singlish on different grounds have defended over the last few years.

title: A Contrastive Research on the Definitions and Categories of Chinese and English Idioms
abstract: Chinese and English belong to Sino Tibetan language family and Indo European language family respectively. There are according differences between the idioms of the two languages. The definition and classification of Chinese and English idioms have always been the focus of debate in academic circles. This study, through the comparison of definitions and categories between Chinese and English idioms, comes to the conclusion that the classification of Chinese idioms emphasizes the semantic and pragmatic features of the targets. Chinese idioms can be roughly divided into idioms, proverbs, common sayings, two part allegorical sayings and aphorisms. On the contrary, the classification of English idioms focuses on syntactic structure. Thus English idioms are divided into eight categories: sentence idioms, semi sentence idioms, verbal phrases, prepositional phrases, nominal idioms, adjective idioms, paired words and fixed

title: A Contrastive Analysis of the Chinese and English Version of Rush from the Perspective of Hypotaxis and Parataxis
abstract: English and Chinese belong to two different language families. The study of hypotaxis and parataxis indicates that there is a major discrepancy in organizing languages between English and Chinese. The paper is focused on the hypotaxis prominence in English and the parataxis prominence in Chinese. English puts stress on overt formal cohesion which is indicated by the strict Subject Predicate structure, the indispensable connectives and relative words, and other cohesive ties like morphological changes and the frequent use of personal reference. And there are rigorous express of tense through inflectional changes in English to clarify the semantic of sentences. Chinese, on the contrary, lays emphasis on covert semantic coherence, which is manifested in the much more flexible Topic Comment structure and some other cohesive ties like the word order. And logical relationship between Chinese clauses or sentences always hides in their semantic relevance. Sentence coherence is displayed by a logical order or temporal sequence. From the perspective of hypotaxis and parataxis, the paper is aimed at making a contrastive analysis between the original text and the target text of Rush and indicting the differences between English and Chinese in hypotaxis and parataxis based on two major aspects of sentence structure and logical cohesive ties.

title: Analysis on the Structure of Chinese Spoken Sentence " V ye bu V"
abstract: Taking the commonly seen expression in spoken language "V ye bu V " (V refers to verb, "ye" means "also" in English and "bu" has the negative meaning in English) as the research object, this paper analyzes the characteristics and meaning of each component of such structure and expounds its discourse functions and contextual features. It is believed from syntactic analysis that the first "V" in "V ye bu V" is actually the omitted form with the same form as the second "V" after the preposition of the verb quantifier complement, evolving from "bu V yi V (negative) yi V ye bu V (negative) V ye bu V (negative)" Moreover, we find by means of corpus statistical analysis that monosyllable V in "V ye bu V " has the overwhelming advantages, presenting unmarked assembly. In the evolution, the whole structure gradually becomes fixed construction. The meaning of this construction is bu V in total or fundamental sense, which is the subjective judgment on deviated anticipation and expresses intensive subjective emotion and attitude.  V ye bu V, construction, verb quantifier complement, meaning of construction, contextual relevancy

title: Analysis on Differences between English and Chinese Sentence Structure
abstract: English learning requires skills, and learners need to have high language sensitivity and understand the differences between English and Chinese. Especially for domestic students who are exclusively in Chinese language environment, language habits and language thinking are easily solidified, and the understanding of vocabulary and sentences is based on Chinese language, which causes many problems in English learning, that is, there isn't enough understanding of the sentence, and it is impossible to quickly master the learning skills. With the strengthening of communication at home and abroad, the importance of English learning has become more and more serious. People began to pay attention to the relevant skills of English learning and began to pay attention to the analysis of English Chinese bilingual differences. Based on the relevant literature, this paper analyzes and discusses the differences in sentence structure in English and Chinese, and hopes to provide suggestions for English learning through the analysis of the differences between English and Chinese sentence structures.

title: The Reflections of Hypotaxis of English and Parataxis of Chinese in the Sentence Structure and Translation of Long Sentences
abstract: Through the contrastive study of typical translation examples,this paper explores hypotaxis of English and parataxis of Chinese and their reflections in the sentence struture of each language.The result of such contrastive study provides inspiration for translation techniques of long sentences including"adjustment of sentence sequence""conversion of sentence structure"and so on.

title: Differences between Chinese and English Sentence Structure in C/E Translation in Form of Parataxis and Hypotaxis A Dream of Red Mansions and Its English Version as Examples
abstract: The most important difference between Chinese sentence structure and English sentence structure is parataxis and hypotaxis. Parataxis and hypotaxis are two Languages' different organizational characteristics and have their profound cultural tradition. Chinese is a topic prominent language laying greater emphasis on meaning of words while English is subject prominent language putting emphasis on grammar. A Chinese sentence is rich in verbs, but there is only one used as predicate in an English sentence.  to analyse these differences in C/E translation.