Chinese grammar course
Study by the 10 parts of the HSK 3.0 syllabus instead of by level — 558 grammar points in order, from word classes to expressions.
Course roadmap
Pick a part on the left to see the points inside, ordered from HSK 1 up to HSK 7-9.
1. Content words: nouns, verbs, adjectives, pronouns, numerals, measure words
词类·实词HSK 1 – HSK 7-945 grammar points
Where the HSK 3.0 syllabus starts. Chinese has no inflection, so grammar lives in word placement: locative nouns follow their noun, a measure word is compulsory between a number and a noun. This part is the base for every phrase you build.
Prefer to study by HSK level?
If you already know your level, you can browse grammar level by level, from HSK 1 to HSK 7-9.
Learn Chinese grammar along a roadmap
Chinese grammar is not a loose list of rules. The parts build on each other: get word classes and word order first, then you can form phrases; with phrases you can build 把 sentences, 被 passives and complex sentences. Studying them out of order is why grammar keeps feeling tangled.
This course arranges 558 grammar points into 10 parts following the official HSK 3.0 grammar syllabus (GF0025-2021): word classes (content words, adverbs, prepositions, function words), phrases, sentence elements, simple sentences, complex sentences, sentence groups and expressions — the same order textbooks and classrooms use.
Every point comes with its Chinese pattern, an explanation and example sentences with pinyin and audio. The HSK badge on each point tells you its difficulty, so you still move from easy to hard even though the page is not split by level.