HSK 1
名词、代词或名词性短语作宾语
Nouns, pronouns, or noun phrases as the object
Explanation
In Chinese, an object usually follows the verb to indicate the thing being acted upon. The object can be a noun (e.g. 面包 - bread), a pronoun (e.g. 我 - me), or a noun-like phrase (e.g. 一个手机 - a phone). The general structure is: Subject + Verb + Object.
Examples
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