HSK 2
主谓句3：名词谓语句
Nominal-predicate sentences (主谓句3: 名词谓语句)
Explanation
A nominal-predicate sentence is a type of sentence whose predicate is a noun or noun phrase, used to describe the subject's characteristic, quality, time, nationality, etc., without the verb '是' (shì). Structure: subject + noun/noun phrase. For example, '他中国人' (He Chinese) means 'He is Chinese', but does not use '是'. This sentence type is often used in everyday speech to make sentences more concise.
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