Content, author, author's position and article.
つまりはにととのどちらのかとぅのとと.
Ls のけげてぉられる news notes, papers, academic books などは, ordinary,? Don't use the word "でぁる".
これらのののがなぃを?ぇるにぁるた
つまりととの〒などででぃのにはは.
On the one hand, news, viewpoint, contribution, author's own position, Ding Ning. ますをこともぃのです.
のこのはそして (とべるほどのものででで)
2. How to use Japanese style first depends on what kind of article it is, if it is a letter or email, or if it uses ですます style. If it's a report or something, you need to write it. There are roughly the following two points:
First, in terms of vocabulary. Chinese characters are often used in written language, such as "Yesterday", "Many に" and "lowercase". These three words are ","and "an" in spoken English.
Second, grammatically.
1, sentence ending forms: common spoken です and ます, simplified written language. Especially in official documents, nouns and descriptive verbs.
Use the conventional simplified form instead of the common simplified form.
2. Pause in the sentence: used in spoken language, removed in written language (such as Shi and Shu), and used in adjectives, nouns and verbs.
3. Auxiliary words: Inherent auxiliary words are generally used in spoken language, and compound words influenced by ancient Chinese are often used in written language. For example, まで in spoken language is equivalent to に and る in written language.
4. Passive form: passive sentences with things as the subject often appear in written language, such as:
Say: Yesterday's sports meeting/Write: Yesterday's sports meeting.
Oral: private school の 1949 にできた/Written: private school のは 1949 にされた.
Oral: See がつかった/Written: See がが Ruins.
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