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Grammar Practice語法練習语法练习

Fill-in-the-blank drills for the adverbs, particles, complements, and prepositions that trip learners up most. Pick a topic below and test what actually sticks under pressure.

Adverbs · Final Particles · 把 Construction · Complements · Prepositions
ADV Adverbs副詞副词
就jiù, 才cái, and 再zài
Timing adverbs — sooner/later, condition-based, and sequence
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“Again”: 再zài, 又yòu, 重chóng, and 還hái还hái
Four ways to say “again” — future, past, redo, and continuation
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PTC Final Particles語氣助詞语气助词
嗎ma吗ma, 吧ba, and 呢ne
Yes/no questions, soft suggestions, and follow-up questions
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啊a, 呀ya, 哇wa, 哪na, and 啦la
Softening tone and reacting with feeling
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喔o, 嘍lou喽lou, 耶ye, and 嘛ma
Casual reminders, “finally,” and stating the obvious
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BA 把 Construction把字句把字句
Use 把bǎ or not
Deciding when the object needs to move before the verb
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CMPL Complements補語补语
Compound Direction Complements
Combining direction words like 上來来 and 出去
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Direction Complements — Extension
Figurative senses beyond literal movement
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Result Complements 1
Marking whether an action actually succeeded
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Result Complements 2
More result-complement pairs and their nuances
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Potential Complements
Saying whether something can or can’t happen
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Potential + Result Complements Mix
Telling the two patterns apart in mixed practice
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PREP Prepositions介詞介词
為wèi为wèi and 為了wèile为了wèile
Acting for someone vs. acting for a purpose
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