
Discover the basic structure of Chinese 的, using word or phrase plus de to express attributes and modify the central noun, with verb phrases, adjectives, nouns, pronouns, and numeral phrases.
Explore the differences between èr and liǎng and how they function as numbers, in time points, time periods, large numbers, fractions, and approximate numbers with classifiers and exceptions.
Examine the differences between huì and néng, covering basic meanings of ability and possibility, the stresses on learned skills, and uses for permission or probation with classroom examples.
explain how le follows a verb to mark completion and appears after a sentence to show something has happened, and illustrate negation by placing 没 before the verb.
Exercises for all HSK 1 Lessons
Explore yes-no questions and affirmative-negative questions in Chinese, learn patterns with ma, hao ma, and related structures for adjectives and verbs, and practice forming natural responses.
explains the quantitative complement in Chinese, covering time complements for duration and momentum complements for frequency, with example structures verb plus duration or plus number of times, object optional.
Exercises for all HSK 2 Lessons
Learn how yīnggāi expresses should or ought to and indicates something is about to be, with affirmative and negative question forms and practice exercises.
Explore separable words in Chinese grammar, including when to keep or split the verb, object placement, and the radio application form for separable words that repeats the first character.
Explore the extended usages of interrogative pronouns, including referring to everyone in a group within a scope, and replacing unmentioned or unclear people or things, with guided practice.
Explore using 一下(yīxià) and 一会儿(yīhuǐ’er) after verbs to indicate a short time, compare similarities in verb-complement placement, and note object-position rules.
Learn how to express 'except' and 'besides' in Chinese using 除了 (chúle) with practical examples. The lesson uses color and subject examples and includes practice translations to reinforce the structure.
Discover how to use rhetorical questions in Chinese grammar to convey emotion and tone, with two types: reminders expressed as statements and interrogative pronoun questions that emphasize, not seek answers.
Learn three structures of 却 (què) to connect two parts and indicate a slight turn in a sentence, with examples and practice to use it correctly in Chinese.
Compare yǐwéi (以为) and rènwéi (认为) to understand their distinct uses. The lesson shows yǐwéi for a reasoned positive opinion based on facts, while rènwéi conveys a lighter judgment.
Learn the Chinese sentence structure 只要…就/便…, where 只要 marks the prerequisite and 就/便 expresses the result, with examples showing subject and verb placement and practice exercises.
Learn to use the Chinese sentence pattern 既然…,就/也/还… to connect two clauses, establish facts in the first, and draw a conclusion in the second, with optional rhetorical questions.
Learn to form Chinese comparison sentences using 不如/没有 这么/那么 + adj to compare A and B. Practice with examples like schools, prices, and leadership changes to reinforce the structure.
this lecture compares the chinese prepositions 朝, 向, 往, showing how they express direction with movement verbs, and how they indicate no direction or function before or after verbs.
Explains the Chinese sentence structure 万一……,就…… to express a bad event and its outcome. The two-part pattern presents a situation in the first clause and the result in the second.
Explores the Chinese sentence pattern 幸亏……,不然…… to express favorable conditions and the consequences if they hadn't occurred, with examples and practice to understand usage.
Explore the structure of liántóng, showing how 连同 connects parts A and B, expresses related meanings, and indicates belonging to the whole, with emphasis on conjunction use in sentences.
Explore the structure of 而已 within Mandarin grammar, its role in declarative sentences, and typical usages across everyday dialogs in the complete Chinese grammar course.
Learn the pivotal sentence 嫌 xián in Chinese grammar: use the object of the first part as the subject of the second part, with verbs, adjectives, or predicates.
Learn to use 不免 and 未免 to express inevitability in Mandarin, with comparisons, example sentences, and practice on following verbs and adjectives for clear communication.
Master Chinese sentence structure with 鉴于……,…… and other clause forms; learn to express reasons, references, and results using prepositional and nominal phrases in context.
Master Chinese sentence structure and conjunction usage to express purpose and avoidance with 以免, illustrating how to prevent negative outcomes.
Master the Chinese sentence structure 到……为止 and learn to express limits clearly. Explore how progress and everyday topics like wages, work, and relationships convey meaning in Mandarin.
This Chinese Grammar Course is designed for all Level 1 – 6 Chinese learners. It contains a full collection of all HSK 1 – 6 grammar points. Unlike other video lessons, this Mandarin Chinese course not only summarizes each grammar point, but also clears some common confusion over key grammar rules. All the Chinese lessons are hosted by the professional Chinese teachers who provide concise and clear lessons with plenty of examples.
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