Understanding Vietnamese Grammar

What is the basic word order in Vietnamese sentences?

• Object-Subject-Verb (OSV)

• Subject-Verb-Object (SVO)

• Subject-Object-Verb (SOV)

• Verb-Subject-Object (VSO)

How do you form a question in Vietnamese?

• Repeat the statement twice for emphasis.

• Add a question mark in the middle of a sentence.

• Use only statements without any modifications.

• Add a question word or use 'không' at the end of a statement.

What are the different types of pronouns in Vietnamese?

• Subjective, objective, relative, and distributive pronouns.

• Singular, plural, collective, and indefinite pronouns.

• Personal, possessive, demonstrative, interrogative, and reflexive pronouns.

• Adjectival, adverbial, conjunctional, and numeral pronouns.

Explain the use of classifiers in Vietnamese nouns.

• Classifiers replace nouns in Vietnamese sentences.

• Classifiers in Vietnamese nouns categorize nouns and are used between numbers and nouns to indicate type.

• Classifiers in Vietnamese nouns are only used for plural forms.

• Classifiers are unnecessary in Vietnamese grammar.

What is the role of tones in Vietnamese language?

• Tones in Vietnamese are only for musical purposes.

• Tones in Vietnamese have no impact on word meaning.

• Tones in Vietnamese are used for grammatical structure.

• Tones in Vietnamese indicate meaning and differentiate words.

How do you express negation in Vietnamese?

• khong

• khong co

• khong phai

• không

What are the common conjunctions used in Vietnamese?

• và, nhưng, nếu

• và, nhưng, hoặc, vì, nên

• có, không có

• bởi vì, cho nên

Describe the difference between formal and informal speech in Vietnamese.

• Formal speech in Vietnamese is characterized by politeness and the use of titles, whereas informal speech is casual and familiar.

• Formal speech is only used in written communication.

• Formal speech uses slang and casual expressions.

• Informal speech is always polite and respectful.

How do you indicate possession in Vietnamese?

• Use 'của' to indicate possession.

• Use 'của' only in formal writing.

• Indicate possession by adding 's' at the end of the noun.

• Use 'của' only for plural nouns.

What is the significance of verb aspect in Vietnamese?

• Verb aspect is used to indicate the subject's mood in Vietnamese.

• Verb aspect is irrelevant in Vietnamese grammar.

• Verb aspect only affects written Vietnamese, not spoken.

• Verb aspect is significant in Vietnamese as it clarifies the timing and nature of actions.