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Revolutionizing Language: Jespersenian Grammar Bridges Tradition and Modernity

Journal of Tianjin Foreign Studies University
Between Traditional Grammar and Modern Grammar—Comments on Jespersenian Grammar
Gaoyuan Zhang

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The Jespersenian grammar combines traditional and modern grammar, focusing on syntax, meaning, and context in language. It looks at why language works the way it does and how words are connected in sentences. Jespersen's theory helps identify different types of words in a sentence and emphasizes the important parts of human language. This approach is still relevant and informative today.