《山海经·山经·北山经》
再往东三百里，是座彭山，山上不生长花草树木，有丰富的金属矿物和玉石，山下到处流水。
又东三百里，曰彭𣬈之山，其上无草木，多金玉，其下多水。
Three hundred li further to the east is a Pengshan Mountain, which produces no flowers, grass, or trees. There are abundant metal ores and jade, and there is water everywhere at the foot of the mountain.
<s>[INST] Analyze the grammatical structure of the following Classical Chinese sentence and provide its English translation: 四方皆有，无值半焉。[/INST]
Grammatical analysis:
The sentence is in the form of a predicate phrase, which is a type of sentence that consists of a verb or adjective phrase that describes the subject. The subject of the sentence is "四方", which means "all directions". The verb is "皆有", which means "all have". The object of the verb is "无值半焉", which means "worthless".
English translation:
All directions have them, but they are worthless.</s>
Analyze the grammatical structure of the following Classical Chinese sentence and provide its English translation: 四方皆有，无值半焉。
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Grammatical analysis:
The sentence is in the form of a predicate phrase, which is a type of sentence that consists of a verb or adjective phrase that describes the subject. The subject of the sentence is "四方", which means "all directions". The verb is "皆有", which means "all have". The object of the verb is "无值半焉", which means "worthless".
English translation:
All directions have them, but they are worthless.
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