HSK 1
动词或动词性短语、形容词或形容词性短语作谓语
Verbs/verb phrases, adjectives/adjective phrases as the predicate
Explanation
In Chinese, the predicate of a sentence can be a verb, a verb phrase, an adjective, or an adjective phrase. For example: '他病了' (He is sick) uses the adjective '病' as the predicate; '我们学中文' (We study Chinese) uses the verb phrase '学中文' as the predicate. This structure is very common and helps keep sentences concise and natural.
Examples
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The grammar point “动词或动词性短语、形容词或形容词性短语作谓语” (Verbs/verb phrases, adjectives/adjective phrases as the predicate) is one of the key structures at HSK 1. To use it fluently, you need to understand the contexts where it's used and practice regularly.
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