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Revision as of 03:42, 8 July 2013
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Sometimes you want to say that a group of people have something in common with something else. If this is the case you'll want to use 也 (yě) and 都 (dōu) at the same time. Put 也 first!
Structure
If you're using 也 and 都 in the same sentence, put 也 first:
Subject + 也 + 都 + Verb + Object
Some examples:
- 他们 也 都 是 法国 人。They are also all French people.
- 我们 也 都 喜欢 喝 啤酒。We also all like to drink beer.
- 你们 也 都 是 学生 吗？Are you all students too?
