英文摘要 |
This study analyzes the use of tense-aspect in Japanese noun-modifying clauses focusing on ''outer-relationship'' constructions. First, BCCWJ was used to classify head nouns according to -ru/-ta/-te iru/-te ita which appears in outer-relationship constructions. Secondly, LARP at SCU corpus was analyzed in order to clarify the acquisition of tense-aspect in outer-relationship constructions by Taiwanese learners of Japanese. The results show: (1) There are three types of tense-aspect which appear in outer-relationship constructions. (2) The correct usages of tense-aspect in outer-relationship constructions were mostly concentrated on -ru and they increased remarkably as the learners developed their Japanese skills. Therefore, it can be said that -ru is the easiest item to acquire in outer-relationship. (3) The reason why learners got -ru and -ta mixed up accounts for a large portion of misuses can be considered that they memorized the combination of -ru/-ta and head noun as a unit, or they misunderstood the usage of tense. |