HSK 2
名词性短语
Noun phrases
Explanation
A noun phrase (名词性短语) is a group of words functioning like a noun, used to refer to people, things, or concepts. It can include the head noun and supporting elements such as adjectives, demonstratives, or numerals. For example, '新书' (new book) consists of the adjective '新' and the noun '书'. Common structures are: (adjective) + noun, or demonstrative + noun, as in '我的衣服' (my clothes), '这件' (this one).
Examples
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The grammar point “名词性短语” (Noun phrases) 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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