在日常口语中经常可以听到“没有入党之前”、“没看电影之前”、“没结婚之前”这样的话。我以为,这种说法是不符合现代汉语语法习惯的。其实,不论是说者还是听者,都是把“没有入党之前”当作“入党之前”的同一概念使用的。既然,“没有入党之前”与“入党之前”含义相同,那么冠之“没有”岂不是画蛇添足?在报刊中这种错误的句式 In everyday conversation, you often hear “Before You Join a Party”, “Before You Watch a Movie”, “Before You Marry”. I think this is not consistent with the modern Chinese grammar. In fact, both the speaker and the listener use the same concept of “before joining the party” as “before joining the party.” Since “before entering the party ” and “before joining the party ” the same meaning, then the crown “no ” is not superfluous? In the newspaper this wrong sentence