Common vocabulary of classical Chinese in junior high school

It requires the flexible use of notional and functional words…and writing different explanations of various words and giving examples. Although it is indeed a bit difficult, everyone must help. Thank you ^o^

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The following are some commonly used vocabulary in junior high school classical Chinese:

1. An auxiliary word that represents a pronoun is used to introduce an action or a verb.
2 Yu: It means that a preposition leads to the subordinate relationship of an action or a verb.
3: It means that the adverb indicates judgment or pause.
[4]: A questioning tone used to raise questions or judgments.
5: A sentence or conjunction used to lead to a judgment.
The auxiliary word is used to express exclamation or termination.
7 Yan: The pronoun is used to express in the aspect.
8 Ear: An adverb used to indicate hearing.
9: The pronoun is used to express something.
10 Yu: It means that a preposition leads to the subordinate relationship of an action or a verb.
Pronoun used to introduce actions or terms.
12 No: used to indicate negation.
13 None: Denying is used to indicate no.
14 also means to judge or pause.
15: The auxiliary word is used to express exclamation or termination.
16 Yan: Pronoun is used to express in terms of.
17: A questioning tone used to raise questions or judgments.
18 Hu: A questioning tone used to raise questions or judgments.
19: A sentence or conjunction used to lead to a judgment.
20 also means to judge or pause.