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The 要是…就 (yàoshi…jiù) construction in Chinese grammar
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Conditional statements are simply sentences that involve if in English. The basic structure for using 要是…就 is This is a very versatile structure, and it’s usually quite easy to use because it’s similar to how if sentences are formed in English.

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Chinese Courses- The 是 Sentence in Chinese Grammar

Chinese Grammar: “是 (shì)” Sentence (Beginner)

A sentence in which the predicate is 是 (shì) is known as a 是 sentence in Chinese. I’m an overseas student. Tā shì lǎoshī 2. 她 是 老师。 She is a teacher. In 是 sentence, the object after the verb 是 is used to describe the subject.

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STOP saying 是 in your sentences! Whether to use 是 or… – YouTube

Whether to use 是 or not in a sentence. While studying Mandarin, you’ve probably noticed You can understand each and every individual word, but you can’t work out what the entire sentence means; you can say a lot of words by themselves, but you can’t put them together in one complete sentence.

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What is the difference between 有 and 是 in their use in the sentence?
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有 in Chinese means got/have/had. 是 in Chinese means yes/is/are/was/it is. As sometimes you can see there is a sentence or maybe some will say He speaks in a very funny/interesting way. (2) 有意思(yǒuyìsi) can also mean that there are feelings between men and women, but 有趣(yǒuqù)…

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虽然…可是… & 虽然…但是…Structure in Chinese | Complex Sentence…
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Grammar 3: Simple Sentence and Complex Sentence in Chinese · HSK 2. We’ve already learned before that a typical Chinese Sentence is constructed A 复句 Complex Sentence in Chinese can be used to express more complicated meaning and give a more detailed description about the situation.

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The Basic Sentence Structure in Chinese

The Basic Sentence Structure in Chinese

比 is used in sentences to compare degrees or states between two objects. The negative form uses 没有 without changing the basic meaning expressed by the In this sentence structure, the key part of the predicate is the verb 有, which is similar to have in English. The negative form of this kind of…

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The verb 是 in a past sentence doesn’t take 了, right? | HiNative
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Can anybody give me a sentence using 是 in a past sentence? We still use 是 to express past sentence. But the difference is that we put adverbials of time in sentences.

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于是 Example Sentences – Mandarin Chinese-English… – YellowBridge
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A Simple Guide to Chinese Sentences: Sentence Types
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Here’s the second article in our simple guide to Chinese sentences. In spoken Chinese, expressions such as these are emphasised with a downward tone at the end of the sentence.

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Using ba sentences – Chinese Grammar Wiki
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The 把 (bǎ) sentence is a useful structure for constructing longer sentences which focus on the result or influence of an action. One of its key features is that it brings the object of the verb closer to the front of the sentence and precedes it with a 把. It’s really common in Mandarin but can feel a bit awkward…