Pages that link to "B2 grammar points"
The following pages link to B2 grammar points:
View (previous 50 | next 50) (20 | 50 | 100 | 250 | 500)- Comparing "changchang" and "wangwang" (← links)
- Advanced "le" after an object (← links)
- The opposite of "chabuduo" is "cha hen duo" (← links)
- Advanced uses of "ba" (← links)
- Comparisons with "biqi" (← links)
- Taiwanese Mandarin use of "bucuo" (← links)
- Expressing concern with "kongpa" (← links)
- Expressing "have to" with "budebu" (← links)
- Expressing "if it were not for" with "yaobushi" (← links)
- Declaring the only option with "zhihao" (← links)
- Expressing "the more... the more..." with "yue… yue…" (← links)
- Repeated actions in the past with "you" (← links)
- Expressing "while you're at it" with "shunbian" (← links)
- Expressing "feel free" with "jinguan" (← links)
- Expressing "what if" with "wanyi" (← links)
- Expressing "originally" with "benlai" (← links)
- Comparing "duiyu" and "zhiyu" (← links)
- Expressing "including" with "zainei" (← links)
- Advanced uses of "hai" (← links)
- Defining upper and lower limits (← links)
- Advanced potential complements (← links)
- Using "jiang" as a formal "ba" (← links)
- Marking a topic with "ma" (← links)
- Advanced uses of "lian" (← links)
- Advanced degree complements (← links)
- Expressing "once" with "cengjing" (← links)
- Expressing "each other" with "bici" (← links)
- Expressing "and then" with "yushi" (← links)
- Expressing "from" with "cong... zhong" (← links)
- Expressing "related to..." with "you guan de" (← links)
- Expressing "especially" with "gewai" (← links)
- Expressing "within" a period of time using "zai... nei" (← links)
- Expressing "equal to" with "dengyu" (← links)
- Expressing "so-called" with "suowei" (← links)
- Expressing "not only..., even..." using "budan..., shenzhi lian" (← links)
- Comparing "kanqilai" and "kanlai" (← links)
- HSK 3 grammar points with CEFR (← links)
- HSK 4 grammar points with CEFR (← links)
- HSK 5 grammar points with CEFR (← links)
- Expressing "only after" with "cai" (← links)
- Comparing "gei" and "wei" (← links)
- Indicating negative impact with "haide" (← links)
- Advanced "le" with complements (← links)
- Expressing "when" using "dang" (← links)
- Expressing "moreover" with "bingqie" (← links)
- Expressing a last chance with "zaibu... jiu..." (← links)