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B1 Grammar (HSK 3)

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Includes 69 Grammar Points

🌿 Adverbs

  • 就 jiù – Only
  • 才 cái – Less than expected
  • Expressing the order in Chinese (先 xiān······再 zài······)
  • “Still” in Chinese 2 (仍然 réngrán)
  • “Only” in Chinese 2 (光 guāng and 僅僅仅仅 jǐnjǐn)
  • At the least (至少 zhìshǎo)
  • Probably (大概 dàgài)
  • Afraid of that… (恐怕 kǒngpà)
  • Adverbs of Frequency 1
    (通常 tōngcháng, 往往 wǎngwǎng, and 總总是 zǒngshì)
  • Adverbs for Adjective 3
    (比較较 bǐjiào, 更加 gèngjiā, 還还 hái, and 相當当 xiāngdāng)
  • Each other (互相 hùxiāng and 相互 xiānghù)
  • As much as possible (儘尽量 jìjǐnliàng)
  • In person (親亲自 qīnzì)
  •  A little bit (有一點点 yǒuyìdiǎn & 一點点 yìdiǎn)

🌿 Modal Adverbs

  • In the end (到底 dàodǐ)
  • Rhetorical Questions 難难道 nándào
  • In vain (白 bái)
  • Finally 1 (終於终于 zhōngyú)
  • Actually (其實实 qíshí)
  • Without doubt (當当然 dāngrán)
  • As expected (果然 guǒrán)
  • Emphasizing a negation 1 (並 bìng 2)
  • Emphasize a negation 2 (根本 gēnběn)
  • Expressing “has no choice but to” (只好 zhǐhǎo)
  • Simply 1 (簡简直 jiǎnzhí)
  • Absolutely (絕對绝对 juéduì)
  • Expressing “anyway” 1 (反正 fǎnzhèng)
  • “Please” in Chinese (千萬万 qiānwàn)
  • Indeed 1 (確實确实 quèshí)

🌿 Time Adverbs

  • 才 cái – Just
  • Originally (本來来 běnlái)
  • Expressing “urgency”
    (趕緊赶紧 gǎnjǐn, 趕赶快 gǎnkuài, 連连忙 liánmáng, and 立刻 lìkè)
  • Already 2 (已 yǐ and 早已 zǎoyǐ)
  • Once 1 (曾經曾经 céngjīng)
  • Never (從來从来 cónglái 1)
  • All along 2 (始終终 shǐzhōng)

🌿 Adjectives

  • “Enough” in Chinese (夠够 gòu)

🌿 Verbs

  • Passive sentences 1 (被 bèi, 叫 jiào, 讓让 ràng)
  • To dare (敢 gǎn)
  • Need (需要 xūyào)
  • More and more (越 yuè…越 yuè…)
  • Comparisons 2
  • Reduplication of Verbs 2 (ABAB)
  • Indirect Object Marker (給给 gěi)

🌿 Preposition

  • “In order to” in Chinese 1 (為为了 wèile)
  • Except and Besides (除了 chúle…也 yě, 都 dōu, or 還还 hái)
  • Due to (由於由于 yóuyú)
  • 為为 wèi 2 – purpose or benefit of an action
  • 把 bǎ Part 1
  • Showing direction in Chinese 2 (由 yóu, 朝 cháo, and 向 xiàng)
  • Since (自從从 zìcóng)
  • “According to” in Chinese 1 (按 àn and 按照 ànzhào)

🌿 Particles

  • Final Particles 3 (哦 o, 嘍喽 lou, 耶 ye and 嘛 ma)
  • Aspect Particle (著着 zhe 1)

🌿 Numbers and Measure word

  • Measure Words Part 3 (把 bǎ, 行 háng, 架 jià, 群 qún, 束 shù, 台 tái, 家 jiā, 頁页 yè)
  • Approximate number 1 (幾几 jǐ)
  • Approximate number 2 (大概 dàgài, 大約约 dàyuē, 左右 zuǒyòu, and 前後后 qiánhòu)

🌿 Conjunctions

  • Moreover 1 (並并且 bìngqiě and 並并 bìng 1)
  • In addition, moreover, besides (另外 lìngwài)
  • Therefore (因此 yīncǐ)

🌿 Complements

  • Compound Direction Complements
  • Potential Complements 1
  • Result Complement 2
  • Quantitive Complements 2
  • Degree Complement 1

🌿 Pronouns

  • “Each” in Chinese (各 gè)
  • “Every” in Chinese (每 měi)
  • “Any” in Chinese (任何 rènhé)

🌿 Condition

  • 才 cái – Condition only if

🌿 Patterns

  • Expressing opinion with 對…來說对…来说
  • Expressing “ever since” in Chinese (從从 cóng …起 qǐ)
  • Expressing “not even one” (一 yì … 也 yě/都 dōu + 不 bù/没 méi)
  • “Not at all” in Chinese (一點点也不 yìdiǎn yě bù)
  • Already 3 (都 dōu… 了 le)
  • “Either… or…” in Chinese (不是 búshì…就是 jiùshì…)

🌿 Common Phrases

  • Have plenty of (有的是 yǒudeshì)
  • Appearance with 看起來来 kànqǐlái and 看上去 kànshàngqùshangqu
  • Rhetorical question with 什麼么 shénme

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