(1) Only thinks the interrogative sentence, you are love me?

(2) The interrogative sentence has serious grammatical errors, please correct them.

(3) Leach also pointed out that the virtual interrogative interrogative sentence is the most polite.

(4) The constraint on "le1" in imperative and interrogative sentence is different to some degree from the declarative sentence?

(5) The comparative sentence and the complex interrogative sentence in Hisamitsu dialect is different from the standard chinese.

(6) It often occurs in an interrogative sentence or a sentence with an auxiliary verb.

(7) The interrogative sentence is the base and main feature of the courtroom discourse.

(8) However, in linguistics, the interrogative sentence has not been adeguately studied.

(9) As can be seen from these two sentences, interrogative sentence Bobby certainly a more polite.

(10) The addresser of the interrogative sentence asks the addressee about the information of when, where and how the action was done.

(11) This thesis investigates the intonation of the interrogative sentence in Mandarin Chinese from acoustic and perceptive perspectives.

(12) The interrogative sentence of "Xian Yu Jing" is divided into specific interrogation, general interrogation, alternative interrogation and positive and negative alternative interrogation.

(13) English interrogative sentence is one of the four basic simple sentence patterns.

(14) So, why is not busy, you can not try to return to some of the interrogative sentence, so that our dialogue on longer?

(15) The Q-imperative sentence comprises an interrogative form which is inserted in an imperative form, and functions both as an interrogative sentence and as an imperative sentence.

(16) Limited by the length of thesis, here only discuss one of these interrogative sentence patterns - definite questions.

(17) The yes-no question is an important type of the interrogative sentence in modern Chinese, massive outstanding achievements correlating with this have emerged up until now.

(18) From distribution, Chinese and Korean rhetorical mood adverbs are mainly used in rhetorical sentence but they can also be used in interrogative sentence and indicative sentence.

(19) The main contents of this paper is to survey the situation of Chinese interrogative sentence in teaching and acquisition of junior and middle learners of adult and children in South Korean.

(20) The yes-no question is an important type of the interrogative sentence in modern Chinese, and massive outstanding achievements related to this have emerged.

(21) First, by comparing and contrasting native speakers and foreign learners in using interrogative sentence patterns, we find that foreign learners betray different tendencies from native speakers.