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Asked 9 months ago by
贝塔
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一直 is used to indicate:
1. that an action or a state is continuous.
E.g.1 上午我一直在写作业，没有休 ... [Read more]
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The verb reduplication basically indicates that the action lasts for a short period of time or is repeated for only a small number of times. Depending on the nature of the verb and the context, it may ... [Read more]
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This structure indicates that the result won’t be achieved without the condition given. 除非 is used in the clause where the condition is. The adverb 才 is used (after the subj ... [Read more]
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Hi,Could you help on which is the difference between these phrases?. 他不会再抽烟了 vs 他不再抽烟了. 我不 ... [Read more]
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Asked 22 months ago by
Puddleglum
When 对 begins a sentence followed by one or a list of nouns ending with 等 before the headword is 对 in that case best understood as "regarding" or "about"? ... [Read more]
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Verb reduplication basically indicates that the action lasts for a short period of time or is repeated for only a small number of times. Depending on the nature of the verb and the context, it may car ... [Read more]
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This structure indicates that although the conditions may vary, the manners of doing something remain the same. 不管 is used in the clause indicating the condition, and 都 is used a ... [Read more]
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一面…一面… indicates two or more actions going on simultaneously. This structure and “一边…一边…” have the same mean ... [Read more]
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When preceded by a verb, 过 indicates that an action took place in the past. It is often accompanied by 曾经. When we use 过, we focus on telling people an experience which use ... [Read more]
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Asked by
lisaC
In this post, we discuss these four adjectives: 愉快, 高兴, 开心 and 快乐. They all mean “happy”. What are some of the important differences ... [Read more]
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Asked by
lisaC
怎么 is an interrogative pronoun. But when it appears in a statement, it can be used to denote indefinite indication, emphasising “no exception”. 都 or 也 is often ... [Read more]
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Asked by
GiveMeAName
Specific comparison of two things usually expressed with the following:
A 比 B Adj.
Examples:
1. 今天比昨天冷。(Today is colder than yesterday.)
2. ... [Read more]
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Both 是 and 有 can be used to express existence. What is the difference?
Generally speaking, 有 is more widely used than 是 when expressing existence. We can only replace ... [Read more]
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