HSK 2
双宾语句
Double-object sentences
Explanation
This is a sentence structure used when you want to specify 'to whom' and 'what'. The common structure is: subject + verb + recipient (object 1) + thing given (object 2). For example: 'I gave my younger sister a book'. In addition, you can add '给' to emphasize the act of giving: 'subject + verb + 给 + recipient + thing given'. For example: 'You lent me a thousand yuan'.
Examples
Learn “双宾语句” effectively
The grammar point “双宾语句” (Double-object sentences) is one of the key structures at HSK 2. To use it fluently, you need to understand the contexts where it's used and practice regularly.
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