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Every language has various ways to indicate excessive extent, and the adoption of degree adverbs is always the most popular, such as hen很1, fei-chang非常in Mandarin and very in English. Mandarin uses excessive construction (e.g. X2-si, X-bao, etc.) as well, and the predicate-complement expressions appear in modern colloquial Mandarin with a very high frequency because of popularity with the young generation. Coping with Mandarin excessive construction, the present paper first tries to figure out the possible generation linking excessive complements with excessive extent. Afterwards, English excessive degree adverbs would be examined to see if the generation works universally. It is our attempt to find out similar cognitive mappings in the two languages, which enables us to further propose RULEs in cognition. We think the cognitive rules might ease the semantic comprehension of a language, and a universal generation in cognition would benefit to foreign language teaching and learning

Excessive Extent in Cognition—A Contrastive Study on Mandarin and English