能愿动词
Modal verbs (能愿动词)
HSK 2
81 grammar points — English explanations, examples with pinyin
81 grammar points
Modal verbs (能愿动词)
Modal verbs: 该, 应该 (should, ought to)
The modal verb '愿意' (be willing to, want to)
Verb reduplication (AA, A一A, A了A, ABAB)
Question words: 多久、为什么、怎么样、怎样
Personal pronouns: 别人, 大家, 它, 它们, 咱, 咱们, 自己
Demonstrative pronouns: 那么、那样、这么、这样
Adjective reduplication (AA, AABB)
Large numbers: thousand, ten-thousand, hundred-million
Measure words: 层, 封, 件, 条, 位
Verbal measure words (action-count): 遍、次、场、回、下
Time-duration words: minute, year, day, week
Degree adverbs: 多、多么、好、更、十分、特别、挺、有(一)点儿
Adverbs of scope and totality: 全, 一共, 只
Adverbs of time: 刚, 刚刚, 还, 忽然, 一直, 已经
Adverbs of frequency and repetition: 重新, 经常, 老, 老是, 又
The conjunctive adverb: 就
Adverb of manner: 故意 (on purpose)
Modal adverbs: 必须, 差不多, 好像, 一定, 也许
Mood adverbs: 才、都、就、正好
When, at the time (当...的时候)
Grammar point: 往 (wǎng) - indicating direction of movement
Toward, in the direction of (向)
The preposition '从' (from, starting from)
The preposition 对 (toward, regarding) indicating the target
给 (gěi) - to give, to give to someone
离 (lí) - indicating distance or time apart
The preposition "为" (wèi) indicating purpose or beneficiary
Or (或、或者)
Conjunctions linking clauses or sentences
The structural particle: 得
The aspect particle: 过
The aspect particle: 着 (zhe)
Modal particles: 啊、吧、的
Other particles: 的话 and 等
喂 - Hello (on the phone)
Basic types of phrase structures
Other phrase structures, type 1
Noun phrases
Verbal phrases
Adjectival phrases
不一会儿 (indicating a very short time)
The structure '什么的' for listing
The structure '越来越' - more and more
还是⋯⋯吧 (it'd be better to...)
又⋯⋯又⋯⋯ (both...and...)
Using 在...以前/以后, 前/后 to indicate time
Nouns, pronouns, numerals or quantity phrases, and noun phrases as predicate
Resultative complement 1 (动词 + 错/懂/干净/好/会/清楚/完)
Directional complement 1 (简单趋向补语)
State complement (verb + 得 + adjective/adjective phrase)
Quantity complement (type 1): verb + action-measure complement
Quantity complement 2: adjective + quantity complement
Nominal-predicate sentences (主谓句3: 名词谓语句)
Sentences with “有” for evaluation or comparison
Existential sentence structure (存现句1)
Two consecutive verbs (连动句 1)
Comparative sentences with '比' (type 2)
Comparative sentences with 跟…一样/相同 (the same as)
The '是⋯⋯的' structure emphasizing time, place, manner, or doer
Double-object sentences
Successive compound sentences (承接复句)
Progressive compound sentences (递进复句)
Alternative questions (选择复句)
Adversative compound sentences (转折复句)
Conditional sentences (假设复句)
Conditional sentences: As long as..., then...
Cause-and-effect sentences (因果复句)
Contracted compound sentence: 一⋯⋯就⋯⋯
Continuous aspect: verb + 着 (zhe)
Using the particle “过” to express experience (experiential aspect)
Expressing ordinal numbers
Expressing approximate numbers (part 1)
Using "就" for emphasis
Using '好吗、可以吗、行吗、怎么样' to ask for opinions
Using question words: 什么时候、什么样、为什么、怎么样、怎样
Elliptical questions with '呢': 'pronoun/noun + 呢?'
Using "是不是" to form questions
Using "吧" to form questions
The structure '该⋯⋯了': It's time to do something
Expressing an imminent event (要/快要/就要⋯⋯了)
HSK 1-2 grammar focuses on the most basic sentence structures in Chinese. You'll learn to build simple sentences, use question words, and express simple opinions. This is an important foundation for moving on to higher levels.
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