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== Grammar Points by Table of Contents == | == Grammar Points by Table of Contents == | ||
Revision as of 08:44, 18 February 2019
HSK Standard Course 5下, by Liu Chang and Lu Jiang, contains 18 lessons. Authorized by Hanban, HSK Standard Course is developed under the joint efforts of Beijing Language and Culture University Press and Chinese Testing International (CTI). With HSK test papers as its primary source, HSK Standard Course is characterized by a humorous style, familiar topics and a scientific course design.
Grammar Points by Table of Contents
- Lesson 19
- Lesson 20
- Lesson 21
- Lesson 22
- Lesson 23
- Lesson 24
- Lesson 25
- Lesson 26
- Lesson 27
- Lesson 28
- Lesson 29
- Lesson 30
- Lesson 31
- Lesson 32
- Lesson 33
- Lesson 34
- Lesson 35
- Lesson 36
Grammar Point References to This Book
- pp. 104 Expressing "is or is not" with "shifou", 60 ()
- pp. 10 Expressing "however" with "ran'er", 58 ()
- pp. 119 Sequencing with "xian" and "zai", 105 ()
- pp. 122 Expressing "lies in" with "zaiyu", 157 ()
- pp. 131 Events in quick succession with "yi... jiu...", 184 ()
- pp. 131 Using "zhe" when "verbing away", 193-4 ()
- pp. 132 Expressing "in the end" with "jiujing", 130-3 ()
- pp. 135 Advanced uses of direction complement "-qilai", 80 ()
- pp. 14, 110, 162 Direction complement, 118 ()
- pp. 146 Expressing "every" with question words, 117 ()
- pp. 19 Combining verbs with "bing", 130-1 ()
- pp. 19 Expressing "moreover" with "bingqie", 130-1 ()
- pp. 20 Comparing "guanyu" and "duiyu", 202 ()
- pp. 24 Comparing "fan'er" and “xiangfan", 184 ()
- pp. 25-31 Direction complement "-qilai", 80 ()
- pp. 34 Emphasizing the doer of an action with "you", 111 ()
- pp. 37 Expressing "along with…" with "suizhe", 219 ()
- pp. 45 Expressing "enough" with "gou" (B1)
- pp. 46 Using "yi... wei..." (C1)
- pp. 47 Expressing "since" with "jiran", 267-9 ()
- pp. 49 Potential complement, 118 ()
- pp. 49 Expressing "and then" with "yushi", 326 ()
- pp. 51 Ending a non-exhaustive list with "shenme de", 304-7 ()
- pp. 59 Phrases using "laishuo", 122 ()
- pp. 5 Advanced uses of "lian" (B2)
- pp. 61 Expressing "to make certain" with "qianwan" (B2)
- pp. 66 Using "lai" to connect two verb phrases, 268 ()
- pp. 6 Expressing "no matter" with "wulun", 79-80 ()
- pp. 6 Expressing "unless" with "chufei", ()
- pp. 76 Emphatic adverb "ke", 270-1 ()
- pp. 76 Expressing concern with "kongpa", 164-5 ()
- pp. 78, 132 Expressing "in the end" with "daodi", 127-33 ()
- pp. 89 Expressing contrariness with "dao", 140-3 ()
- pp. 94 Explaining purpose with "wei... er...", 135 ()
