Lexical changes CANNOT be identified in （）. A: lexical change proper B: phonological Change C: mopho-syntactical change D: syntactical change
Lexical changes CANNOT be identified in （）. A: lexical change proper B: phonological Change C: mopho-syntactical change D: syntactical change
Shakespeare uses phonological, lexical and syntactical devices in “Sonnet 18.”
Shakespeare uses phonological, lexical and syntactical devices in “Sonnet 18.”
Which syntactical rhetoric device is used in this sentence? "You are intelligent, you are sincere, and you are beautiful"
Which syntactical rhetoric device is used in this sentence? "You are intelligent, you are sincere, and you are beautiful"
The words “annoyed” and “irritated” are more or less ________. A: sympathetic B: syntactical C: synonymous D: symbolic
The words “annoyed” and “irritated” are more or less ________. A: sympathetic B: syntactical C: synonymous D: symbolic
Which of the following device is not a syntactical rhetorical device? A: repetition B: contrast C: parallelism D: catchword repetition
Which of the following device is not a syntactical rhetorical device? A: repetition B: contrast C: parallelism D: catchword repetition
Which syntactical rhetoric device is used in this sentence?"You are intelligent, you are sincere, and you are beautiful" A: anaphora B: antistrophe C: anadiplosis D: alliteration
Which syntactical rhetoric device is used in this sentence?"You are intelligent, you are sincere, and you are beautiful" A: anaphora B: antistrophe C: anadiplosis D: alliteration
What makes translation a problem in intercultural communication?(多选) A: Language can reflect different perception. B: Different language may have different grammar or syntactical structure. C: Language can reflect unique aspects of its culture. D: A certain word may not have an exact counterpart in another language.
What makes translation a problem in intercultural communication?(多选) A: Language can reflect different perception. B: Different language may have different grammar or syntactical structure. C: Language can reflect unique aspects of its culture. D: A certain word may not have an exact counterpart in another language.