HSK 3
能愿动词：敢
Modal verb: 敢 (to dare)
Explanation
敢 (gǎn) is a modal verb placed before the main verb to express courage or willingness to do something. The common structure is: 主语 + 敢 + 动词 (e.g. 我不敢做 - I don't dare do it). It is often used in questions to ask about courage (你敢...吗？ - Do you dare...?) or in negative sentences to refuse or express worry (我不敢... - I don't dare...).
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The grammar point “能愿动词：敢” (Modal verb: 敢 (to dare)) is one of the key structures at HSK 3. To use it fluently, you need to understand the contexts where it's used and practice regularly.
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