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``Noun + adverb`` construction is to form an adverbial phrase that the noun modifies the adverb. At this time, the noun becomes the argument of the adverb or modifies accompanying adverb as an adnominal word ``Noun + adverb`` construction is formed by two channels. First, it is lexicalization. If changing the inflectional form of a predicate into an adverb, an adverbial clause is changed into an adverbial phrase. Even when the combination form of ``noun + adverbial case maker`` is changed into an adverb, the adverbial phrase is created. Second, it is omission. If the noun is changed into an adverb by omitting adverbial case maker in the combination form of ``noun + adverbial case maker``, ``noun + adverb`` construction appears. Even in the case that the noun is changed into an adverb by omitting ``hada``(do) in the formation of ``predicate noun + hada(do)``, ``noun + adverb`` construction appears too. As the adverb from ``noun + adverb`` construction that was originally a predicate has been changed into an adverb, it has the characteristic of predication. In case that the predicate positioned before or after an adverb is omitted, the predicative function the predicate possesses is handed over to the adverb. ``Noun + adverb`` construction is classified into two types. First, it is a ``predicate argument construction`` that the noun becomes an argument. Second, it is a ``predicate omitted construction`` that the predicate is omitted.
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