Difference between revisions of "Express an action and its effect by using "tongguo… shi""
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{{Basic Grammar|通过…… ，使……|B1|通过 + verb (situation occurring)，使 resultative situation |<em>通过</em>，<em>使国</em>。|grammar point|}} | {{Basic Grammar|通过…… ，使……|B1|通过 + verb (situation occurring)，使 resultative situation |<em>通过</em>，<em>使国</em>。|grammar point|}} | ||
{{Rel char|通}} | {{Rel char|通}} | ||
| − | {{Similar|}} | + | {{Similar|Cause and effect with "yinwei" and "suoyi"}} |
{{Translation|By doing this..., it causes this...}} | {{Translation|By doing this..., it causes this...}} | ||
{{Structure|Sentence Patterns}} | {{Structure|Sentence Patterns}} | ||
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There are multiple ways of stating the effect before the cause and also ways to state the cause before the effect. "通过…… ，使……" (tōngguò……, shǐ) has a similar meaning to cause and effect but can be thought of more specifically as "by doing this..., it causes this..." As a result, the first scenario after 通过 (tōngguò) must include someone doing something or something happening.
Structure
通过 + verb (situation occurring)，使 resultative situation
