The Appearance Of "De" In Adverbs And The TCFL

This paper mainly discussed the looming problem of “de” behind the adverbs used as adverbial, and we argues “de” is the symbol of descriptive adverbial. The appearance of “de” demands the adverb being descriptive in semantic, and limit adverbs usually cannot follow “de”; overlap can enhance the description of adverb, making some restrictive adverbs can also follow “de” in behind.Rhythm and the syntax restrict the appearance of “de” in some aspect; “de” appears in the situation conditions is mainly pragmatic in action. In addition, genre, personal style and other factors also play roles in the appearance of “de”.At the same time, this paper tries to explore the concealment and appearance rules of “de”, and applies these rules to the TCFL. Firstly, we start from syllable, showing the looming rules of “de” on the syllable of adverbs; secondly, from the syntactic perspective, showing the syntactic constraints on the appearance of “de”, finally, making the students master the relationship between adverbs and the concealment and appearance of “de”. In this way, students can catch the rules of the concealment and appearance of “de” in adverbs used as adverbial.