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曾经,副词,放在动词前,表示某种动作、状态、情况在过去发生过或者存在过。
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曾经,时间副词,放在动词前,表示某种动作、状态、情况在过去发生过或者存在过。
  
 
== Used with 过 ==
 
== Used with 过 ==
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*为了 找 亲手 父母 ,她 <em>曾经</em> <strong>了</strong> 很多钱 。<span class="trans">.</span>
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*为了 找 亲生 父母 ,她 <em>曾经</em> <strong>了</strong> 很多钱 。<span class="trans">In order to find her  biological parents, she once spent lots of money.</span>
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跟形容词搭配时,要用“过”:
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*我们 都 <em>曾经</em> 年轻 <strong>过</strong> 。<span class="trans">We were all once young.</span>
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*他 的 音乐 <em>曾经</em> 流行 <strong>过</strong> 。<span class="trans">His musician was once popular.</span>
 
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*他 <em>曾经</em> <strong>是</strong> 我 老板 。<span class="trans">He was once my boss.</span>
 
*他 <em>曾经</em> <strong>是</strong> 我 老板 。<span class="trans">He was once my boss.</span>
*这里 <em>曾经</em> <strong>是</strong> 一个 学校 。<span class="trans">.</span>
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*这里 <em>曾经</em> <strong>是</strong> 一个 学校 。<span class="trans">It was once a school here.</span>
*中国 的 首都 <em>曾经</em> <strong>在</strong> 南京 。<span class="trans">.</span>
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*中国 的 首都 <em>曾经</em> <strong>在</strong> 南京 。<span class="trans">The capital city of China once was Nanjing.</span>
*<em>曾经</em> <strong>在</strong> 。<span class="trans">.</span>
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*<em>曾经</em> <strong>在</strong> 美国 教汉语 。<span class="trans">I once taught Chinese in the US.</span>
*<em>曾经</em> <strong>有</strong> 一个 西班牙 男朋友 。<span class="trans">I once had a spanish boyfriend.</span>
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*<em>曾经</em> <strong>有</strong> 一个 西班牙 男朋友 。<span class="trans">She once had a Spanish boyfriend.</span>
 
*他们 家 <em>曾经</em> <strong>有</strong> 很多钱 。<span class="trans">Their family once has lots of money.</span>
 
*他们 家 <em>曾经</em> <strong>有</strong> 很多钱 。<span class="trans">Their family once has lots of money.</span>
  
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== Negative Form ==
 
== Negative Form ==
  
=== Structure ===
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It is incorrect to use 没 or 不 to negate 曾经. So if you mean to say "I haven't done...ever" or "something hasn't happened ever," just use this [[没|Expressing experiences with "guo"]].
  
 
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不曾/ 未曾 + ⋯⋯
 
不曾/ 未曾 + ⋯⋯
 
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=== Examples ===
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*他 <em>曾经</em> <strong>是</strong> 我 老板 。<span class="trans">He was once my boss.</span>
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*这里 <em>曾经</em> <strong>是</strong> 一个 学校 。<span class="trans">It was once a school here.</span>
  
 
== See also ==
 
== See also ==

Revision as of 07:31, 16 March 2018

曾经,时间副词,放在动词前,表示某种动作、状态、情况在过去发生过或者存在过。

Used with 过

跟行为动词搭配,通常要跟"过"连用。心理动词可以加“过”,也可以不加。

“曾经”可以在主语前或者主语后。

Structure

Subj. + 曾经 + Verb + 过

Examples

  • 我们 曾经 一起 去 We've once been there together.
  • 他 说 他 曾经 很多 傻事 。He said that he once did a lot of stupid things.
  • 曾经 喜欢 我 ?You once liked me?
  • 曾经 当 演员 ,后来 成 了 全职太太 。She once wanted to become an actress. She became a full time wife afterwards.

“曾经”有时也会跟“了”连用:

  • 为了 找 亲生 父母 ,她 曾经 花 了 很多钱 。In order to find her biological parents, she once spent lots of money.

跟形容词搭配时,要用“过”:

  • 我们 都 曾经 年轻 We were all once young.
  • 他 的 音乐 曾经 流行 His musician was once popular.

Used without 过

“曾经”和“是、在、有”等表存现意义的动词连用,不能加“过”。

Structure

曾经 + 是 / 在 / 有 ⋯⋯

Examples

  • 曾经 我 老板 。He was once my boss.
  • 这里 曾经 一个 学校 。It was once a school here.
  • 中国 的 首都 曾经 南京 。The capital city of China once was Nanjing.
  • 曾经 美国 教汉语 。I once taught Chinese in the US.
  • 曾经 一个 西班牙 男朋友 。She once had a Spanish boyfriend.
  • 他们 家 曾经 很多钱 。Their family once has lots of money.

Negative Form

It is incorrect to use 没 or 不 to negate 曾经. So if you mean to say "I haven't done...ever" or "something hasn't happened ever," just use this Expressing experiences with "guo".

不曾/ 未曾 + ⋯⋯

Examples

  • 曾经 我 老板 。He was once my boss.
  • 这里 曾经 一个 学校 。It was once a school here.

See also

Sources and further reading

Books

HSK5