Chinese Grammar Basic - Emphasizing

Basic Mandarin grammar patterns and sentence structures. This chapter covers 都 (all) to ...的 (omitting a noun).

简介

这一章围绕“Chinese Grammar Basic - Emphasizing”整理了一组会一起出现的中文语法结构，帮助你把规则从单点记忆变成能真正拿来造句的表达工具。

你会从都 (all) 到 ...的 (omitting a noun) 这一组形式出发，练习语序、语气和信息重点怎么在自然中文里落位。

Mandarin ChineseChinese Grammar Basic

都 (all) dōu The adverb 都 (dōu) means 'all' or 'both' and is placed before the verb to indicate that the preceding subject includes everyone or everyt...
太 + Adj. + 了 (excessively) tài The adverb 太 (tài) means 'too' or 'excessively' and is placed before an adjective to express that something exceeds an appropriate or exp...
就是 (emphasis) jiùshì The phrase 就是 (jiùshì) is used for emphatic identification or insistence. It means 'precisely,' 'exactly,' or 'it is indeed' and stresses...
都 (emphasizing quantity) dōu When 都 (dōu) is used with expressions of quantity, question words, or lists, it emphasizes the completeness or extent of the action — mea...
已经...了 (already) yǐjīng The adverb 已经 (yǐjīng) means 'already' and is used before the verb to indicate that an action or state has been completed or reached. It ...
真 + Adj. (really) zhēn The adverb 真 (zhēn) means 'really' or 'truly' and is placed before an adjective or verb to emphasize that something genuinely possesses t...
是...来/去...的 (purpose) shì...de The construction 是...来/去...的 is used to emphasize the purpose of coming or going somewhere. 是 and 的 frame the purpose clause, highlightin...
...的 (omitting a noun) de When the context makes the noun clear, 的 (de) can stand in for an omitted noun, functioning like 'one' or 'the one that' in English. The ...

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