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Revision as of 08:57, 14 June 2013
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好让 (hǎoràng) means "in order to", and therefore expresses purpose. It is used in the following way:
Structure
Subject 1 + [action] + 好让 + Subject 2 + [purpose]
Examples
- 妈妈 晚上 总是 让 她 喝 牛奶，好 让 她 容易 入睡。
- 你 要 说 慢 点儿，好 让 他们 明白。
- 我 已经 把 准备 工作 做 好 了，好 让 你们 尽快 开始。
