『壹』 英語的八大語法結構是什麼
1.一般現在時:
主語+do/does
e.g
We
clean
the
room
every
day.
2.一般過去時:
主語+did
e.g
We
cleaned
the
room
just
now.
3.現在進行時版:
主語+am/is/are
doing
e.g
We
are
cleaning
the
room
now.
4.過去進行時:
was/were
doing
e.g
We
were
cheaning
the
room
at
5:00
yesterday
afternoon.
5.現在完成權時:
have/has
done
e.g
We
have
cleaned
the
room
already.
6.過去完成時:
had
done
e.g
We
had
cleaned
the
room
before
he
arrived.
7.一般將來時:
will
do/
e.g
We
will
clean
the
room
tomorrow.
8.過去將來時:
was/were
to
/would
do
e.g
He
said
he
would
clean
the
room
next.
『貳』 英語語法是什麼
英語語法是針對英語語言進行研究後，英語語法系統地總結歸納出來的一系列語言回規則。英語語法的精髓在答於掌握語言的使用。
語法是語言學的一個分支，研究按確定用法來運用的"詞類"、"詞"的屈折變化或表示相互關系的其他手段以及詞在句中的功能和關系。包含詞的構詞、構形的規則和組詞成句的規則。語法有兩個含義，一指語法結構規律本身，即語法事實；一指語法學，是探索並描寫語法結構的科學，是語法學者對客觀存在的語法體系的認識和說明。
『叄』 英語的八大語法結構是什麼
1.一般現在時:
主語+do/does
e.g
We
clean
the
room
every
day.
2.一般過去時:
主語+did
e.g
We
cleaned
the
room
just
now.
3.現在進行時:
主語+am/is/are
doing
e.g
We
are
cleaning
the
room
now.
4.過去進行時:
was/were
doing
e.g
We
were
cheaning
the
room
at
5:00
yesterday
afternoon.
5.現在完成內時:
have/has
done
e.g
We
have
cleaned
the
room
already.
6.過去完成時:
had
done
e.g
We
had
cleaned
the
room
before
he
arrived.
7.一般將來時容:
will
do/
e.g
We
will
clean
the
room
tomorrow.
8.過去將來時:
was/were
to
/would
do
e.g
He
said
he
would
clean
the
room
next.
『肆』 英語語法都包括什麼
基本語法是從單詞到短語再到句子的變化規則，另外可能考慮字母到單詞以及句子到篇章的變化規則。
『伍』 英語的基本語法是什麼
詞法和句法。
詞法：名詞、冠詞、代詞、數詞、形容詞、回副詞、介詞、連詞、動詞（比較答多：動詞的種類，時態，語態，非謂語動詞）
句法：句子的種類，句子的成分，簡單句，並列句，復合句，倒裝句，省略句
可以根據自己的情況選擇適合的語法書，
『陸』 英語六大基本句型的詳細語法！拜託各位！
這叫簡單句的六種基本句型。
主語+謂語
主語+謂語+賓語
主語+謂語+雙賓語
主語+謂語+賓語補足語
主語+系動詞+表語
There + be 句型
『柒』 英語中，什麼是語法
英語語法是針對英語語言的語法進行的研究。語法是組詞造句的規則，是把合內適的詞放進合適位容置的藝術，語法可分為兩大部分:詞法和句法。詞法包括各類詞的形態及其變化，句法主要講句子的種類和類型，句子成分以及遣詞造句的規律。
『捌』 英語中什麼是語法（具體點）!!!
語法是語言學的一個分支,研究按確定用法來運用的詞類、詞的屈折變化或表示相互關系的其他手段以及詞在句中的功能和關系
語言的結構規律。包括詞法和句法。詞法指詞的構成及變化規律；句法指短語和句子的組織規律。
語法是語言表達的規則。各種語言都有不同的語法，包括人類語言和計算機語言等。語法學是語言學的一部分。
現代語法學包括語音學、音系學（見音韻學）、形態學（詞法）、句法學、語義學。
數據通信中的意思
語法：數據及控制信息的格式、編碼及信號電平等。
rules of a language governing the sounds, words, sentences, and other elements, as well as their combination and interpretation. The word grammar also denotes the study of these abstract features or a book presenting these rules. In a restricted sense, the term refers only to the study of sentence and word structure (syntax and morphology), excluding vocabulary and pronunciation.
A common contemporary definition of grammar is the underlying structure of a language that any native speaker of that language knows intuitively. The systematic description of the features of a language is also a grammar. These features are the phonology (sound), morphology (system of word formation), syntax (patterns of word arrangement), and semantics (meaning). Depending on the grammarian's approach, a grammar can be prescriptive (i.e., provide rules for correct usage), descriptive (i.e., describe how a language is actually used), or generative (i.e., provide instructions for the proction of an infinite number of sentences in a language). The traditional focus of inquiry has been on morphology and syntax, and for some contemporary linguists (and many traditional grammarians) this is the only proper domain of the subject.
In Europe the Greeks were the first to write grammars. To them, grammar was a tool that could be used in the study of Greek literature; hence their focus on the literary language. The Alexandrians of the 1st century BC further developed Greek grammar in order to preserve the purity of the language. Dionysus Thrax of Alexandria later wrote an influential treatise called The Art of Grammar, in which he analyzed literary texts in terms of letters, syllables, and eight parts of speech.
The Romans adopted the grammatical system of the Greeks and applied it to Latin. Except for Varro, of the 1st century BC, who believed that grammarians should discover structures, not dictate them, most Latin grammarians did not attempt to alter the Greek system and also sought to protect their language from decay. Whereas the model for the Greeks and Alexandrians was the language of Homer, the works of Cicero and Virgil set the Latin standard. The works of Donatus (4th century AD) and Priscian (6th century AD), the most important Latin grammarians, were widely used to teach Latin grammar ring the European Middle Ages. In medieval Europe, ecation was concted in Latin, and Latin grammar became the foundation of the liberal arts curriculum. Many grammars were composed for students ring this time. Aelfric, the abbot of Eynsham (11th century), who wrote the first Latin grammar in Anglo-Saxon, proposed that this work serve as an introction to English grammar as well. Thus began the tradition of analyzing English grammar according to a Latin model.
The modistae, grammarians of the mid-13th to mid-14th century who viewed language as a reflection of reality, looked to philosophy for explanations of grammatical rules. The modistae sought one 「universal」 grammar that would serve as a means of understanding the nature of being. In 17th-century France a group of grammarians from Port-Royal were also interested in the idea of universal grammar. They claimed that common elements of thought could be discerned in grammatical categories of all languages. Unlike their Greek and Latin counterparts, the Port-Royal grammarians did not study literary language but claimed instead that usage should be dictated by the actual speech of living languages. Noting their emphasis on linguistic universals, the contemporary linguist Noam Chomsky called the Port-Royal group the first transformational grammarians.
Structural description of the sentence 「The man will hit the ball,」 assigned by the …
By 1700 grammars of 61 vernacular languages had been printed. These were written primarily for purposes of reforming, purifying, or standardizing language and were put to pedagogical use. Rules of grammar usually accounted for formal, written, literary language only and did not apply to all the varieties of actual, spoken language. This prescriptive approach long dominated the schools, where the study of grammar came to be associated with 「parsing」 and sentence diagramming. Opposition to teaching solely in terms of prescriptive and proscriptive (i.e., what must not be done) rules grew ring the middle decades of the 20th century.
The simplification of grammar for classroom use contrasted sharply with the complex studies that scholars of linguistics were concting about languages. During the 19th and early 20th centuries the historical point of view flourished. Scholars who realized that every living language was in a constant state of flux studied all types of written records of modern European languages to determine the courses of their evolution. They did not limit their inquiry to literary languages but included dialects and contemporary spoken languages as well. Historical grammarians did not follow earlier prescriptive approaches but were interested, instead, in discovering where the language under study came from.
As a result of the work of historical grammarians, scholars came to see that the study of language can be either diachronic (its development through time) or synchronic (its state at a particular time). The Swiss linguist Ferdinand de Saussure and other descriptive linguists began studying the spoken language. They collected a large sample of sentences proced by native speakers of a language and classified their material starting with phonology and working their way to syntax.
Generative, or transformational, grammarians of the second half of the 20th century, such as Noam Chomsky, studied the knowledge that native speakers possess which enables them to proce and understand an infinite number of sentences. Whereas descriptivists like Saussure examined samples of indivial speech to arrive at a description of a language, transformationalists first studied the underlying structure of a language. They attempted to describe the 「rules」 that define a native speaker's 「competence」 (unconscious knowledge of the language) and account for all instances of the speaker's 「performance」 (strategies the indivial uses in actual sentence proction). See generative grammar; transformational grammar.
The study of grammatical theory has been of interest to philosophers, anthropologists, psychologists, and literary critics over the centuries. Today, grammar exists as a field within linguistics but still retains a relationship with these other disciplines. For many people, grammar still refers to the body of rules one must know in order to speak or write 「correctly.」 However, from the last quarter of the 20th century a more sophisticated awareness of grammatical issues has taken root, especially in schools. In some countries, such as Australia and the United Kingdom, new English curricula have been devised in which grammar is a focus of investigation, avoiding the prescriptivism of former times and using techniques that promote a lively and thoughtful spirit of inquiry.
語法在大英網路全書的定義：統攝聲音,文字，句子和其他要素，以及它們的組合和解釋的語言規范。「語法」這個詞也指對這些抽象特徵的研究，或這些規則的指南手冊。嚴格意義上說，「語法」這個術語是指對於句子和詞語結構（句法和形態學）的研究，但不包括詞彙和發音。
一個普遍接受的當代語法定義是：以一種語言為母語的任何人靠直覺就知道的語言結構。對語言特徵的系統描述也是一種語法，而這些特徵包括音位學（聲音） ，形態學（系統構詞） ，句法（詞語安排模式）和語義（意思） 。根據語法學家的研究，語法可以規范（即提供一些正確用法的規則） ，描述（即，描述了語言實際上是如何使用的） ，或生成（即提供一種指導，使無限的句子在一種語言中產生） 。傳統的調查重點，在於形態學和句法，對於一些當代語言學家（和許多傳統的語法學家），這是唯一正確的研究領域。
在歐洲，希臘人最早寫關於語法的著作。對他們來說，語法是一個工具，可以用來研究希臘文學，因此他們的重點是文學語言。公元前一世紀的Alexandrians進一步發展希臘語法，以保持純凈的語言。亞歷山大的狄俄尼索斯後來寫出一篇影響深遠的論文，稱為《語法的藝術》，他在其中分析文學文本中的字母，音節，和八段話語。
古羅馬人接受了希臘人的語法體系，並運用於拉丁語。除了公元前一世紀的瓦羅Varro認為語法學家應該發現結構，而不是強行指定結構，大多數拉丁語法學家沒有試圖改變希臘系統，還設法保護他們的語言避免衰敗。希臘人和亞歷山大人的語言模型是荷馬的語言，西塞羅和維吉爾的作品設定了拉丁語的語法標准。最重要的拉丁語語法學家多納圖斯（公元4世紀）和普里西安（公元6世紀）的作品在歐洲中世紀被廣泛用於拉丁文語法教學。中世紀的歐洲的教育使用的是拉丁文，拉丁語語法成為人文教育的基礎課程。 恩斯罕的修道院長，阿爾弗里克Aelfric（ 11世紀） ，第一個寫拉丁語語法的盎格魯撒克遜人，建議以此引入英語語法。從此，開始了依據拉丁語法的英語語法分析的傳統。
第13世紀中葉至14世紀中葉的語法學家認為語言是現實的反映，從哲學中尋求解釋語法的規則。他們尋求一個「普遍」的語法universal grammar，以此作為了解存在being的手段。在十七世紀的法國，來自羅亞爾港的一些語法學家也對這種普遍語法感興趣。他們聲稱，思想的共同要素可以在所有語言的語法類別中辨識出來。與希臘語和拉丁語的語法學家不同，羅亞爾港語法學家沒有研究文學語言，他們認為語言的用法應當取決於實際的生活語言。當代語言學家喬姆斯基也注意到對語言的共性的強調，他稱羅亞爾港派為第一批轉型語法學家。
到1700年，61種方言語法書已經印製。這些書的目的主要是改革，凈化，或規范語言，並用於教學。當時語法規則通常僅僅用於正式，書面，文學的語言，並不適用於紛繁復雜的實際口語。這一規范性的手段長期在學校佔主導地位，學生們對語法的學習往往和「解析」以及句子圖解聯系在一起。在20世紀的中後期，對於這種僅僅關注規范性和禁止性（即，什麼不能做）規則的語法教育，出現了越來越多的反對聲音。
課堂語法的簡化和語言學家的復雜研究形成了鮮明對比。19世紀到20世紀初，歷史主義觀點蓬勃發展。認識到每一種現存的語言都是在不斷變化中的學者們研究了歐洲語言所有類型的書面記錄，以確定其演變路徑。他們沒有局限於文學語言，還研究了方言和當代口頭語。歷史主義的語法學家沒有採用先前的規范性辦法，但更加關注他們研究的語言的來源。
由於歷史主義語法學家的工作，學者們看到，語言的研究可以是歷時性的（其貫穿歷史的發展）或同步性的（在特定的時間段的狀態）。瑞士語言學家索緒爾和其他描述性語言學家開始研究口頭語。他們收集了大量操母語者的語句樣本，對這些材料進行分類，從音位學入手，一直研究到句法。
20世紀後半葉的轉換生成語法學家，如喬姆斯基，研究了操母語者能生成和理解無限句子所需要的知識。而像索緒爾那樣的描述語言學家則去審查單個話語樣本，以求達到描述一種語言的目的。轉換生成語法學家首先研究了語言的潛在結構。他們試圖描述一種能夠定義操母語者語言「能力」（底層的語言知識）的「規則」，解釋說話人的種種「表現」（語言生成時的實際策略）。
在過去的千百年裡，語法理論引起了哲學家，人類學家，心理學家和文學批評家的興趣。今天，語法存在於語言學領域之內，但仍保留了與其他許多學科的聯系。對於很多人來說，語法仍然指的是一整套必須知道，以保證「正確」語言輸出的規則，然而，從20世紀後25年以來，對語法研究的更為復雜的意識，已經在學校生根發芽。在一些國家，如澳大利亞，英國，新的英語課程中語法是重點，而且避免之前僵硬的規范，提倡生動而深刻的調查精神。
『玖』 請問初中英語的六大語法是哪些
有被動語態
現在進行時（現在完成時、現在完成進行時、過去完成時、過去時）版
賓語從句（定語從句、權條件狀語從句、讓步狀語從句）
情態動詞也是
非謂語動詞（動詞的ing形式、還有動詞的不定式）
…… 語法還有很多
『拾』 英語的幾大語法是什麼
這個內容很來廣啊！
英語語自法是針對英語語言的語法進行的研究，指英語中語言的結構規律。包括詞法和句法。英語的語法既可以是規范性的，也可以是描述性的。
內容很多，你自己看看吧，詞法，句法不是幾句話可以講完的！
http://ke..com/view/328219.htm#4