Chinese Language. Grammar with Exercises

This edition makes an attempt to systematize information related to the modern grammar of the Chinese language.

A character is a "term", "concept", "scheme", "ideogram" whose meaning may sometimes change depending on the context. Hence, it follows that the designations of parts of speech in the hieroglyphic language are specific; most words (concepts) can be used in a specific context as nouns, adjectives, verbs, and adverbs, while the writing of the character mainly does not depend on which part of speech it is.

The book consists of two parts.

The first part introduces a nominal representation of parts of speech, word order, and types of Chinese sentences. 

The second part examines some grammatical features and complexities of the Chinese language based on examples with exercises. In conclusion, answers to the exercises, tables of names for Chinese grammatical terms, punctuation, and mathematical signs are provided.

All hieroglyphic examples in this edition are accompanied by the officially registered Latin transcription of the Chinese language, pinyin.