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self study notes unit 6 lesson 3 in comprehensive chinese with a link to website to practice more (words of HSK3 and 2 ) chinese language...
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Unit 6 Lesson 3
shēng cí
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know (zhī dào)
'
to be like (xiàng)
()
[Noun] profession; major(college); [Adjective] professional (zhuān yè)
*+
player of ball games (qiú yuán)
,-
(indicating degree) so, such.nà me/ E.g. 01-23,-4567 .Why did you buy that much stuff!/
89
competition, contest, match.bǐ sài/
: please (qǐng) E.g. ;?= .Please have some tea./ @ [Verb] to help (bāng) E.g. 0A;BCD.Can you help me?/ E@B23!FGH=(He helped me bought a bread.) @I
(bāng zhù) [Noun] help
E.g. JJ0K;= .Thank you for your help./
[Verb] to help E.g. ELM;B= .He often helps me./ @N
[Verb] do a favor (bāng máng) [; + Verb Phrase]
E.g. JJ0O;= .Thank you for helping./ JJ0@N256=(Thank you for helping with the shopping.) Note: We can only add "to do something" after the word "bang mang". Do not add anything (someone or something) after it. [Wrong Sentence: JJ0O;B=X]
P every; each (měi) Q; + .Measure Word/+ NounR E.g. ;S .everyday/ ;FT/ ;T .everyone/ UV
weekend (zhōu mò)
WX
evening, night .wǎn shang/
B YZ :E @NCD
Can I ask him for a favor?
E ' !F () *+= He is like a professional (ball)player. JJ 0K @I7
Thanks for your help!
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DUE DAY:
duì huà
[" ["\ \] dialogue .Take notes on the side of it while the lecture/ = màikè
nǐ zhīdào
shuí
huì
dǎ
pīngpāngqiú
yīnggāi
kěyǐ
ba
tā
měigè
zhōumò
A( )*+,-. / 0 1 234
$ B: UV PQ W B C XY Z[
ma
wǎnshang dōu
56
dǎ
pīngpāngqiú
wǒ
bāng nǐ
\] ^ 1 234 B N S , zhīdào
lǐ
lì
dǎ
dé
hěnhǎo
xiàng
wènwèn
! B( -.+ 78 1 9 :; + < zhuānyè qiúyuán
nàme
hǎo
tā
shì
xuéxiào
" => 4? @A ; B C D EF pīngpāngqiú
bǐsài
de
dìyīmíng
wǒ
xiǎng
xué
xièxiè
nǐ de
búyòng
kèqi
bāngzhù
% A: `` , I Sa B
234 GH I !JK B tài hǎo le
tā
__ CB
B: bc deB
dǎ
A(L;M +N O E 1 pīngpāngqiú
kěyǐ
qǐng
tā
bāngmáng
ma
# 234+ PQ R C ST 56
yǔ
fǎ zhòng diǎn
^" ^"_ _` a b Grammar Highlight c lǐ
lì
dǎ
dé
hěn hǎo
1. de f g h i State complements describe an achieved state of an action. State complements are usually S. + V. +g+ Complement (Adv. + Adj.) . It is
consisted of “adverb + adjective”. The structure is
lǐ
lì
dǎ
dé
hěnhǎo
often used to describe “how” the action is. In the sentence 78 1 9 :;, hi is used to describe the action f.v./,indicating that the person (de) is doing the action very well. g is the mark of complements behind the verb phrase. tā
dǎ dé
hěn hǎo
tā
e.gcE fg hi=
tī
dé
hěn hǎo
tā
E jg hi =
chī dé
hěn kuài
tā
hē
dé
hěn duō
E kg hl = E >g h4 =
*The verb in the sentence cannot cannot be followed with the object. If there is an object after the verb, the structure has to be changed into: S.+V. +O. +V. g + Complement (Adv. + Adj.) tā
dǎ
lánqiú
dǎ dé
hěn hǎo
tā
e.gcE fm* fg h i= tā
chīfàn
chī
dé
hěn kuài
tā
E ko kg h l=
xiàng
nà me hǎo
2. 'rr rr, , -i xiàng
tā
dǎ dé
xiàng
wǒ
de
bà ba
E ' BK s s=
xiàng zhuān yè
hàn yǔ xiàng
tī
dé
hěn hǎo
hē
kāfēi
hē
dé
hěn duō
E >pq >g h4 =
qiú yuán
nà me hǎo
E fg ' () *+ ,-i = Tā de
zúqiú
. as that good as the rr/ tā
'cbe like
tī
E jn* jg hi=
zhōngguó rén
nà me hǎo
uK v_ ' w xT , -i =
wǒ
hěn xiàng
wǒ de
jiě jiě
B h' BK tt=
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Rachel +, Words-Dialogue-Grammar!U6L2
TCFL DEPARTMENT HBUT SIE
3. :rr.Polite Request/ (1) : + Verb Phrase Qǐng jìn
Qǐng zuò
E.g. : < = .Come in please./
:y = .Please be seated./
(2) : + somebody + Verb Phrase (Politely invite or request somebody ...) Wǒ
xiǎng qǐng tā
bāng wǒ
Wǒ
néng
bāng wǒ
E.g. B z : E @ B= qǐng nǐ
yí gè máng ma
B A : 0 @B !F N CD
yīng gāi
kě
yǐ
ba
4. {| Y Z } ba
yīnggāi
In addition to indicating a suggestion~ } can also express a tone of guessing.
{| means
kěyǐ
“should; be supposed to” ~YZ means “alright; Okay”, the whole sentence indicates : I guess it should be Okay. nǐ
yīnggāi
zhǔnshí
zhǔnshí
shàngkè
.•€ + Verb Phrase = Do something on time/
0 {| •€ X•= nǐ
yīnggāi
nǔlì
xuéxí
nǔlì
0 {| ‚e ƒ„= tā
shì
nǐ de
gēge
.‚e + Verb Phrase = Put effort in something/
ba
E … 0K †† }= nǐ
de
māmā
shì
yīshēng
(I guess he is your big brother, right?)
ba
0K ‡‡ … ˆ# }= (I guess your mother is a doctor, right?)
bāng
bāngzhù
5. Comparison: @
bāngmáng
@I
bāng
tā
@ to help
bāng
wǒ
xuéxí
@N
hànyǔ
Xiè xiè
E @ B ƒ„ v_ =
bāngzhù
tā
@I to help
E @I B ƒ„ v_=
bāngmáng
bāngzhù
bāngmáng
@ N to do a favor
wǒ
xuéxí
nǐ
bāng
wǒ
JJ 0 @ B=
hànyǔ
Xiè xiè
nǐ de
bāngzhù
help (noun) JJ 0K @I
máng
in @N , N is the object (as “favor ”)in the phrase.
bāngmáng
bāngmáng
@N is a verb phrase with object already, there cannot be any object after @N = tā
bāngmáng
tā
bāng le
wǒ
E @N B= ‰ wǒ
yī
gè máng
E @3 B !F N = Š
tā
bāngzhù
le
wǒ
tā
E @I 3 B =Š Nǐ
néng bāng
wǒ
bāng
le
wǒ
E @ 3 B= Š yí
gè
máng
ma
0 A @ B !F N CD
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