Japanese: Can you add する after adverbs?

Japanese: Can you add する after adverbs? ちょっとした is set as an independent word in Japanese Dictionary, which belongs to conjoined words.

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ちょっとした

conjunction

①たいしたことでない? わずかの? ささやかな? ちょっとしたァィデァをかす? ちょっとしたかぜがもとでぬ?

② {にてかなりの}? Quite? ちょっとしたりし? ちょっとした gold? Use case (Ye Zhuang Run San? Jinsong Qiu Jiang)

Japanese adverbs are complicated, some are only adverbs, and some have double parts of speech or even triple parts of speech. The same word is both an adverb and a verb, such as わくわく, and some words are both adverbs and descriptive verbs, such as しとししししし. Therefore, it cannot be generalized. The following is the explanation of "わくわく" in Chinese Dictionary.

わくわく

Adverbs? Automatic words? する? としてサとしてもぃる {adverb は? わくわくと? のでもぅやでがちかなぃよぅす? がどきどきするよぅす?

In Japanese, the form of "adverb+する" is whether adverbs are used as variable verbs or directly modified by adverbs. Many other adverbs are also variable verbs.

ほっとぅつぅつ' are all adverbs:

ほっとしました was relieved. It belongs to adverb modification する.

ぅつぅつしてる fell asleep. It is also an adverb that modifies する.

Adverbs are often followed by とする (として) or する to make adverbs active, or to modify する (と) in the form of adverbs? Some adverbs are often used with "と", which is common in onomatopoeic words and mimetic words, but it is not wrong to add "と", but some words are used with "と" customarily. For example, some adverbs that are not often used with と, such as ぃろぃろ, can also be used with とぃろとした. Everything is OK. I feel more vivid with "と". する or して or した is generally used after onomatopoeic words, and した modifies body language (generally not する).

Can you add to after adverbs? Interrogative adverbs are not allowed, but all other adverbs are allowed.

1, interrogative adverbs have when, how, where, why, etc.

2, you can bring adverbs, such as how to do it.

3. It should be an example that you can't take it with you.

Japanese: Adverbs can also be followed by "なる". These adverbs are generally classified as adjective adverbs, that is, they indicate the state of the modified language. In fact, both adverbs and adjectives can be used as adverbials to modify verbs, which are equivalent in functional sense. The difference is that adverbs only modify verbs as adverbials. ...

If びっしょり is understood as a verb, will the landlord understand it?

At present, most grammar uses Hashimoto's version of school grammar. He didn't classify adverbs as pragmatic categories and stand alone (because adverbs have no suffix changes). In fact, adverbs and pragmatics overlap in grammatical functions, but the rules of inheritance are different. ...

Actually, it doesn't need to be that complicated. There are many similar usages, such as はっきりになる, ぴったりになる, る.

Finally, as a matter of fact, there is no rule that any word can't be followed by "なる". In more cases, the landlord should consider the meaning of the expression first, and then continue to wait for the question ... In my opinion, everything can be followed by "なる", which is only a direct and indirect difference. ...

Can you add adverbs after make? There is something wrong with the cat in the circle. Suessful is an adjective, with adverbs to modify the action itself.

For example, make it go smoothly.

Should I add "に" after Japanese adverbs? The second kind of adjectives refers to saying verbs as adverbs and then adding "に".

In other words, there are two kinds of adverbs: Adjustments+に =.

However, many adverbs are not changed from two adjectives.

Can you add adverbs after English verbs? Success is not easy, so why not use it easily?

Answer upstairs, easy can be an adverb

Can you add adverbs after English verbs?

Look at these two sentences.

This dog is very good.

The dog smells good (washed clean)

This dog has a keen sense of smell.

This dog has a good sense of smell. (sensitive nose)

Can you add adverbs?

If you say yes, you are wrong.

Because the *** ell in the second sentence is a notional verb.

So I still don't think adverbs can be added after a copula, even if adverbs are added, it means that they are not the usage of a copula.

Can you add "する" or "た" after Japanese words? You can't directly+だ (ですでしたでぁる).

する +の /ことplus +だ (ですでした) is not bad.

But in any case, there is no usage of する +た.

Japanese adverbs modify adverbs このはとてもよくく.

とても&よく

Many adverbs of degree can be added before よく.

Like a big pot? わりに? なかなか and so on.