今天我写论文 -- I have always wondered about the Chinese grammar sentence structure. Can anyone help?
So, do you think Chinese grammars are similar to English sentence structures in writing compositions? I know for a fact that if time (like "this afternoon, or today"), it comes before subject or immediately after the subject. This is the way I learned it in my Chinese class.

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今天我写论文 -- I have always wondered about the Chinese grammar sentence structure. Can anyone help?
So, do you think Chinese grammars are similar to English sentence structures in writing compositions?  I know for a fact that if time (like "this afternoon, or today"), it comes before subject or immediately after the subject.  This is the way I learned it in my Chinese class.

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In chinese ,the grammar is  "someone do something" and adverb is in the front.The sentence can divided follow the rule.

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I think the most difference between Chinese and English in grammar is the tense.

As we all know, There have different forms of verb and helping word to indicate tense in English. Chinese don't. Such as '现在'，’正在‘ ，’快要‘，’已‘，’已经‘ are used for tense.

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The grammar between English and Chinese is completely difference. The differences are the arrangement of the object, subject and verb. For example: what is your name. it is arranged as "your name is what(你的名字是什麼)" in Chinese. 

Statement and question form is also difference between English and Chinese. For example: how are you? 您好嗎? in this sentence, "嗎" is used to change the sentence to a question.

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今天我写论文。今天我上学。今天我上班。今天我有事。今天我休息。
今天我练功……if you can speak(not read) these very very useful sentences in a natural speed and tone, you will feel chinese grammar a little, hehe

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hehe,of course I can~~

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