Mandarin Grammar Rules
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- Chinese grammar: Events in quick succession with 一……就……yi... jiu This pattern tells us that as soon as (一, yī) one thing happened, then (就, jiù) another thing happened immediately afterward. 2013-11-03
- Chinese grammar: Expressing all with 什么都shenme dou "什么都/也" (shénmedōu/yě) is a pattern often used to express "all" or "everything". This pattern also works with other question words, such as 哪儿 and 什么时候 in Chinese grammar. 2013-11-02
- Chinese grammar: Expressing as one likes with 就jiu When we want to express "to do something as one pleases", we can use the "想 + verb +就 + verb" form in Chinese grammar. 2013-11-01
- Chinese grammar: Expressing even with 连lian and 都dou "连 都/也" (lián dōu/yě) is a pattern that can be used to emphasize certain unexpected or surprising events or information. It is used the same way even is in English in Chinese gr 2013-10-31
- Chinese grammar: Expressing every with 没mei and 都dou "每都" (měidōu) is a pattern used to express "every" when talking about a quantitative amount. This is similar to how we say "every day I eat cereal" or "every student passed the ex 2013-10-30
- Chinese grammar: Expressing everyone with 谁shei "谁也/都" (shéi yě/dōu) is a pattern used to express "everyone" in Chinese. The placement of the question word 谁 is very similar to the way 什么 can be used to express "every", along with oth 2013-10-29
- Chinese grammar: Expressing more and more with 越……越……yue… yue… "越 越" (yuè yuè) is used frequently in Chinese to express that some quality or state is increasing with time, or in tune with another factor. There are two forms of this pattern, 2013-10-28
- Chinese grammar: Cause and effect with 因为yinwei and 所以suoyi In Chinese grammar, you will often come across “因为 (yīnwèi) 所以 (suǒyǐ)" in written Chinese as well as spoken Chinese. Better get used to it! 2013-10-25
- Chinese grammar: How to use 被bei Sentence 被 sentences (被字句 in Chinese) are simply sentences which use a passive verb and the preposition 被. 被 sentences are not the only way to create the passive verb form in Chinese, but they are t 2013-10-24
- Chinese grammar: What is a 被bei Sentence? Bei Sentences, which are called 被字句 (bèizìjù) in Chinese, are a key way to express the passive in modern Mandarin Chinese. 2013-10-23
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