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<blockquote>Intermediate Chinese is intended for students who have some knowledge of the language. Each of the twenty five units deal with a particualr grammar point and provide associated exercises. Features include: | <blockquote>Intermediate Chinese is intended for students who have some knowledge of the language. Each of the twenty five units deal with a particualr grammar point and provide associated exercises. Features include: | ||
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<blockquote>Intermediate Chinese reviews the principal elements introduced in Basic Chinese and introduces more complicated structures. The two books form a compendium of all the main features of Chinese syntax.</blockquote> | <blockquote>Intermediate Chinese reviews the principal elements introduced in Basic Chinese and introduces more complicated structures. The two books form a compendium of all the main features of Chinese syntax.</blockquote> | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:18, 25 October 2017
Intermediate Chinese is intended for students who have some knowledge of the language. Each of the twenty five units deal with a particualr grammar point and provide associated exercises. Features include:
- clear, accessible format
- many useful language examples
- jargon-free grammar explanations
- ample drills and exercises
- full key to exercises
All Mandarin Chinese entries are presented in both pinyin romanization and Chinese characters, and are accompanied, in most cases, by English translations to facilitate self-tuition in both written and spoken Chinese.
Intermediate Chinese reviews the principal elements introduced in Basic Chinese and introduces more complicated structures. The two books form a compendium of all the main features of Chinese syntax.
Grammar Points by Chapter
- Unit One
- The 把 ba structure
- Unit Two
- The 被 bei structure
- Unit Three
- Dative constructions with direct and indirect actions
- Unit Four
- Causative constructions
- Unit Five
- Serial constructions
- Unit Six
- Existence sentences
- Unit Seven
- Subject-predicate and topic-comment sentences
- Unit Eight
- Sentence particle 了 le
- Unit Nine
- Abbreviated sentences
- Unit Ten
- Rhetorical questions
- Unit Eleven
- Conjunctions and conjunctives linking clauses in compound sentences (1)
- Unit Twelve
- Conjunctions and conjunctives linking clauses in compound sentences (2)
- Unit Thirteen
- Conjunctions linking words or phrases (summary)
- Unit Fourteen
- Attributives (summary)
- Unit Fifteen
- Adverbials (summary)
- Unit Sixteen
- 的 de, 得 de , 地 de (summary)
- Unit Seventeen
- 'Every', 'each' - 每 mei, 各 ge, and indefinite pronouns
- Unit Eighteen
- Comparisons with 比 bi and 没有 meiyou (summary)
- Unit Nineteen
- Various uses of 有 you (summary)
- Unit Twenty
- Idiomatic uses of 是 shi (summary)
- Unit Twenty One
- The aspect marker 了 le (summary)
- Unit Twenty Two
- The aspect markers 着 zhe, (正)在 (zheng)zai and 过 guo (summary)
- Unit Twenty Three
- The idiomatic uses of 来着 lai zhe, 呗 bei, 嘛 ma, 罢了 ba le, 么 me, and 吧 ba
- Unit Twenty Four
- The idiomatic uses of 呢 ne
- Unit Twenty Five
- Onomatopoeia
