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Tag: Multiple Verbs

Multiple Verbs Phrases in a Sentence

Multiple Verbs Phrases in a Sentence

Posted on March 3, 2025March 17, 2025 by tiffany

Grammar Point:In Chinese, sentences often contain multiple verb phrases that express sequences of actions. When two or more verbs describe actions happening in order, they are typically placed one after the other. Structure S + V1 + (O) + V2 + (O) 我wǒ去qù超市chāoshì買mǎi水果shuǐguǒ我wǒ去qù超市chāoshì买mǎi水果shuǐguǒI go to the supermarket to buy fruit. 他tā回家huíjiā看書kànshū他tā回家huíjiā看书kànshūHe goes home and reads…

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