Difference between revisions of "Doing something more with "duo""

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To talk about doing something more, 多 (duō) is often used. It even rhymes!

Subject + 多 + Verb + Object

When this structure is used as a command, the subject is usually omitted.

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	{{Basic Grammar\|多\|B1\|多 + V\|<em>多</em> 吃点。\|grammar point\|ASGLKGZP}}		{{Basic Grammar\|多\|B1\|多 + V\|<em>多</em> 吃点。\|grammar point\|ASGLKGZP}}
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