The Teaching Design of Prepositions "Chao", "Xiang" and "Wang"
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https://doi.org/10.54097/jeer.v4i3.11345Keywords:
Chao, Xiang, Wang, Instructional DesignAbstract
The prepositions "Chao, Xiang and Wang", which represent directional and object meanings, are frequently used in Chinese and can be replaced with each other in some usages, but cannot be replaced with each other in others, resulting in frequent confusion in use. Therefore, this article selects the synonymous prepositions " Chao, Xiang, and Wang ", distinguishes their subtle differences through comparative analysis, summarizes the difficulties and types of errors, and finally consults relevant Chinese language textbooks to make specific classroom teaching designs for these three prepositions.
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