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− | + | == Completed Verbs == | |
− | + | In the Chinese language, there are verbs called “completed verbs.” These verbs are usually followed by a compliment, as they are not verbs that are ongoing. This is referring to the past tense. | |
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+ | * 你 <em>有</em> 说 错 这 句 话 。<span class="trans">You said this sentence wrong.</span> | ||
+ | * 老板 <em>有</em> 学 会 上海话 。<span class="trans">The boss studied the Shanghai dialect.</span> | ||
+ | * 我们 <em>有</em> 听 懂 你的 话 。<span class="trans">I understood what you said.</span> | ||
+ | * 我 <em>有</em> 看到 她 跟 你 前男友 在 一起。<span class="trans">I saw her and your ex-boyfriend together.</span> | ||
+ | * 我们 都<em>有</em> 听到 宝宝 哭。<span class="trans">We all heard the baby cry. </span> | ||
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+ | </div> | ||
− | + | == Action verbs == | |
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+ | There are also verbs categorized as “action verbs.” In Taiwanese Mandarin, when 有 is put in front of these verbs, it actually indicates that the verb is still continuing. | ||
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− | Subject + 有 + Verb + | + | Subject + 有 + Action Verb + Object |
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+ | </div> | ||
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+ | * 我 <em>有</em> 吃 药,可是 感冒 还是 美好 。<span class="trans">I have taken medicine, but my cold hasn’t gotten better. </span> | ||
+ | * 他 <em>有</em> 告诉 我 你的 电话 号码 。<span class="trans">He has told me your phone number. </span> | ||
+ | * 我 <em>有</em> 考虑 你 提的 建议。<span class="trans">I have considered the suggestion you proposed. </span> | ||
+ | * 她 <em>有</em> 拿 你的 钱 吗?<span class="trans">Has she taken your money? </span> | ||
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+ | == Adj. that follow 有 == | ||
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+ | Adjectives can also follow 有. These adjectives are all in the past tense, with a 到 following the adjective. | ||
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+ | <div class="jiegou"> | ||
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+ | Subject + 有 + Adj. + 到 | ||
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+ | </div> | ||
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+ | <div class="liju"> | ||
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+ | * 第一次 做 这么 多 运动,真的 <em>有</em> 累 到 。<span class="trans">The first time I exercised so much, I was so tired. </span> | ||
+ | * 他 突然 提出 跟 我 分手,我 真的 <em>有</em> 伤 到 。<span class="trans">The first time I exercised so much, I was so tired. </span> | ||
+ | * 在 这里 可以 免费 吃,还 以 免费 住,<em>有</em> 爽 到!<span class="trans">The first time I exercised so much, I was so tired. </span> | ||
+ | * 结婚 前 你 在 二手 市场 买了 那么 多 家具,<em>有</em> 省 到 吗?<span class="trans">The first time I exercised so much, I was so tired. </span> | ||
+ | * 你们 突然 大叫着 跑出来,我 真的<em>有</em> 吓 到!<span class="trans">You guys suddenly came running out screaming loudly. I was so scared! </span> | ||
+ | * 今天 去 了 DisneyLand,真的 <em>有</em> 幸福 到 。<span class="trans">Today I went to Disney Land. I was really happy. </span> | ||
+ | * 这家 店 今天 全场 打一折,我 买了 好 多,<em>有</em> 赚 到。<span class="trans">Everything in this store is 90% off today. I bought a lot. It was so cheap. </span> | ||
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+ | </div> | ||
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+ | == 了 after the verb == | ||
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+ | When adding a 了after the verb, you’re stressing that the action is completed. | ||
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+ | <div class="jiegou"> | ||
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+ | Subject + 有 + V + 了 | ||
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+ | </div> | ||
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+ | <div class="liju"> | ||
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+ | * 我 刚才 <em>有</em>上 厕所 了。<span class="trans">I just now finished using the restaurant. </span> | ||
+ | * 他 <em>有</em> 吃 中饭 了 。<span class="trans">He finished eating lunch. </span> | ||
+ | * 老板 早上<em>有</em> 喝 咖啡 了。<span class="trans">The boss drank coffee this morning. </span> | ||
+ | * 我 <em>有</em> 发 微信 给 你 了。<span class="trans">I already sent you a WeChat. </span> | ||
+ | * 我们 昨晚 <em>有</em> 吵架 了。<span class="trans">We fought last night. </span> | ||
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− | + | == 过 after the verb == | |
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+ | <div class="jiegou"> | ||
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+ | Subject + 有 + Verb + 过 + Object | ||
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* 我 <em>有</em> 用 <strong>过</strong> 电脑,我 会 用。<span class="trans">I have used a computer before, I can use it.</span> | * 我 <em>有</em> 用 <strong>过</strong> 电脑,我 会 用。<span class="trans">I have used a computer before, I can use it.</span> | ||
* 我 <em>有</em> 买 <strong>过</strong> 这里 的 巧克力,不 好吃。<span class="trans">I have bought the chocolate here, it's not good.</span> | * 我 <em>有</em> 买 <strong>过</strong> 这里 的 巧克力,不 好吃。<span class="trans">I have bought the chocolate here, it's not good.</span> | ||
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+ | </div> | ||
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+ | == 在 after 有 == | ||
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+ | In Standard Mandarin, using 在 before a verb is the equivalent to the English –ing. When used with 有 in front of it, it is usually referring to habitual action, or an action that can be stopped. This is not in the past tense, but rather a continuing action. | ||
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+ | <div class="jiegou"> | ||
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+ | Subject + 有 + 在 + V | ||
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+ | </div> | ||
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+ | <div class="liju"> | ||
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+ | * 那 时候 你 <em>有</em> 在 工作 吗?<span class="trans">At that time, were you working? </span> | ||
+ | * 这家 店 <em>有</em> 在 卖 小孩子的 衣服 吗?<span class="trans">Is this store selling children’s clothes?</span> | ||
+ | * 我 <em>有</em> 考虑 跟 她 分手 。<span class="trans">I am considering breaking up with her. </span> | ||
+ | * 我 妈妈 <em>有</em> 在 吃素 。<span class="trans"> My mom is a vegetarian. </span> | ||
+ | * 你的 学生 <em>有</em> 在 写 日记 吗?<span class="trans"> Do your students write diaries? </span> | ||
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Contents
Completed Verbs
In the Chinese language, there are verbs called “completed verbs.” These verbs are usually followed by a compliment, as they are not verbs that are ongoing. This is referring to the past tense.
Subject + 有 + Completed Verb + Object
- 你 有 说 错 这 句 话 。You said this sentence wrong.
- 老板 有 学 会 上海话 。The boss studied the Shanghai dialect.
- 我们 有 听 懂 你的 话 。I understood what you said.
- 我 有 看到 她 跟 你 前男友 在 一起。I saw her and your ex-boyfriend together.
- 我们 都有 听到 宝宝 哭。We all heard the baby cry.
Action verbs
There are also verbs categorized as “action verbs.” In Taiwanese Mandarin, when 有 is put in front of these verbs, it actually indicates that the verb is still continuing.
Subject + 有 + Action Verb + Object
- 我 有 吃 药,可是 感冒 还是 美好 。I have taken medicine, but my cold hasn’t gotten better.
- 他 有 告诉 我 你的 电话 号码 。He has told me your phone number.
- 我 有 考虑 你 提的 建议。I have considered the suggestion you proposed.
- 她 有 拿 你的 钱 吗?Has she taken your money?
Adj. that follow 有
Adjectives can also follow 有. These adjectives are all in the past tense, with a 到 following the adjective.
Subject + 有 + Adj. + 到
- 第一次 做 这么 多 运动,真的 有 累 到 。The first time I exercised so much, I was so tired.
- 他 突然 提出 跟 我 分手,我 真的 有 伤 到 。The first time I exercised so much, I was so tired.
- 在 这里 可以 免费 吃,还 以 免费 住,有 爽 到!The first time I exercised so much, I was so tired.
- 结婚 前 你 在 二手 市场 买了 那么 多 家具,有 省 到 吗?The first time I exercised so much, I was so tired.
- 你们 突然 大叫着 跑出来,我 真的有 吓 到!You guys suddenly came running out screaming loudly. I was so scared!
- 今天 去 了 DisneyLand,真的 有 幸福 到 。Today I went to Disney Land. I was really happy.
- 这家 店 今天 全场 打一折,我 买了 好 多,有 赚 到。Everything in this store is 90% off today. I bought a lot. It was so cheap.
了 after the verb
When adding a 了after the verb, you’re stressing that the action is completed.
Subject + 有 + V + 了
- 我 刚才 有上 厕所 了。I just now finished using the restaurant.
- 他 有 吃 中饭 了 。He finished eating lunch.
- 老板 早上有 喝 咖啡 了。The boss drank coffee this morning.
- 我 有 发 微信 给 你 了。I already sent you a WeChat.
- 我们 昨晚 有 吵架 了。We fought last night.
过 after the verb
Subject + 有 + Verb + 过 + Object
- 我 有 去 过 中国。I have been to China.
- 他 有 吃 过 小笼包。He has eaten steamed dumplings.
- 你 有 见 过 那 个 人 吗?Have you seen that person before?
- 我 有 做 过 这样 的 工作。I have done work like this before.
- 你 有 自己 做 过 饭 吗?Have you ever cooked for yourself?
- 你 有 学 过 中文?Have you ever studied Chinese?
- 你 有 看 过 这 个 电影 吗?Have you seen this movie?
- 我 有 学 过 这 个 词。I have studied this word.
- 我 有 用 过 电脑,我 会 用。I have used a computer before, I can use it.
- 我 有 买 过 这里 的 巧克力,不 好吃。I have bought the chocolate here, it's not good.
在 after 有
In Standard Mandarin, using 在 before a verb is the equivalent to the English –ing. When used with 有 in front of it, it is usually referring to habitual action, or an action that can be stopped. This is not in the past tense, but rather a continuing action.
Subject + 有 + 在 + V
- 那 时候 你 有 在 工作 吗?At that time, were you working?
- 这家 店 有 在 卖 小孩子的 衣服 吗?Is this store selling children’s clothes?
- 我 有 考虑 跟 她 分手 。I am considering breaking up with her.
- 我 妈妈 有 在 吃素 。 My mom is a vegetarian.
- 你的 学生 有 在 写 日记 吗? Do your students write diaries?
Sources and further reading
Books
- A Practical Chinese Grammar For Foreigners (外国人实用汉语语法) (p. 138) →buy
- Chinese: An Essential Grammar, Second Edition (pp. 59-60) →buy
- Chinese Grammar Without Tears (简明汉语语法学习手册) (pp. 73-4) →buy
- Integrated Chinese: Level 1, Part 2 (3rd ed) (pp. 83- 4) →buy
- Integrated Chinese: Level 2, Part 1 (pp. 345-7) →buy
- Integrated Chinese: Level 2, Part 2 (pp. 49-51) →buy
- Modern Mandarin Chinese Grammar: A Practical Guide (pp. 76-7, 230-2) →buy
- New Practical Chinese Reader 2 (新实用汉语课本2) (pp. 175-6) →buy
- 40 Lessons for Basic Chinese Course (基础汉语40课上册) (p. 188)→buy
Websites
- ChinesePod: Qing Wen - 过(guo) (free podcast content)