HSK 1
主谓句1：动词谓语句
Subject-predicate sentences with a verb as the predicate
Explanation
In Chinese, a subject-predicate sentence can use a verb as the predicate to express an action. For example: 我 (I) + 买 (buy) is subject + verb. The order is usually 'subject + verb + object', as in 'I buy a loaf of bread'. To negate it, add '不' before the verb, for example: 'He does not go to the hospital'.
Examples
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