HSK 5
程度副词：过于、可、稍、稍微、尤其
Degree Adverbs: 过于, 可, 稍, 稍微, 尤其
Explanation
Degree adverbs are used to emphasize or modify adjectives and verbs. '过于' emphasizes excess, often with a negative connotation (e.g., too sudden). '可' is an emphatic particle in spoken language that enhances emotional tone (e.g., really beautiful). '稍' and '稍微' mean 'a little bit', indicating a mild degree, often paired with '一点儿'. '尤其' is used to highlight a particular part within a group, equivalent to 'especially' (e.g., especially swimming).
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The grammar point “程度副词：过于、可、稍、稍微、尤其” (Degree Adverbs: 过于, 可, 稍, 稍微, 尤其) is one of the key structures at HSK 5. To use it fluently, you need to understand the contexts where it's used and practice regularly.
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