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== Verbs ==
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== Complements ==
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== Particles ==
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== Connectors ==
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== Time ==
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== Noun Phrases ==
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== Sentence Patterns ==
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Revision as of 04:47, 31 January 2011

Adjectives

Grammar Point (English) Pattern Examples
Indicating Extent of an Adjective with "name" or "zheme" 那么 / 这么 + Adj 他怎么那么高!
Making Negative Adjectives Extreme with "-si le" Adj + 死了 那个孩子难看死了。
Making Positive Adjectives Extreme with "-ji le" Adj + 极了 你的中文好极了。
Reduplication of Adjectives Adj + Adj 你应该慢慢地走。
Turning Adjectives into Adverbs Before Verbs Adj + 地 + V 你要很认真地学习。
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Adverbs

Grammar Point (English) Pattern Examples
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Comparisons

Grammar Point (English) Pattern Examples
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Verbs

Grammar Point (English) Pattern Examples
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Complements

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Particles

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Connectors

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Time

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Noun Phrases

Grammar Point (English) Pattern Examples
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Sentence Patterns

Grammar Point (English) Pattern Examples
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Grammar Point (English) Pattern Examples
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