Daily life Chinese course : how to use and understand “be” sentences in Chinese ?

(xué)()(zhōnɡ)(wén)(lái)(zǎo)(ān)(hàn)()()

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(jīn)(tiān)()(mén)(yào)(xué)()()(ɡè)(xīn)(de)(zhī)(shí)(diǎn):“(shì)()()

Today, we are going to learn a new knowledge point: “be” sentence

(shì)()()(shì)(yóu)(shì)(ɡòu)(chénɡ)(de)(pàn)(duàn)()

“be” sentence is a judgement sentence composed of “be”,

(yònɡ)()(biǎo)()(rén)(huò)(shì)()(děnɡ)()(shén)(me)(huò)(zhě)(shǔ)()(shén)(me)

Used to express what people or things are equal to or belong to,

()(de)(fǒu)(dìnɡ)(xínɡ)(shì)(shì)(zài)(shì)(qián)(miàn)(jiā)(shànɡ)(fǒu)(dìnɡ)()()()”。()()

Its negative form is to add the negative adverb “not” before “be”. For example:

(wánɡ)(huá)(shì)(lǎo)(shī)

Wang Hua is a teacher.

()(shì)(měi)(ɡuó)(rén)

He is American.

()()(shì)(lǎo)(shī)

He is not a teacher.

 

(jīn)(tiān)(de)(zhōnɡ)(wén)(zhī)(shí)(diǎn)(nín)(xué)()(huì)(le)()

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(xué)()(zhōnɡ)(wén)(lái)(zǎo)(ān)(hàn)()()

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Post time: Jul-04-2022