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ID: 291
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HSK: 2
format: Subj + q+ q + Predicate
example: 我 天 天 走路 去 公司 。
details: The reduplicated measure word should precede the predicate of the sentence, often a verb phrase or an adjective.
exception: the most commonly reduplicated measure words are 个个 (meaning "every one" of something) and 天天 (meaning "every day"), For less common measure words, the meaning is still the same: "every" of something (for which the measure word applies).
keyword: 个个, 天天 , 千千 , 万万
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ID: 292
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format: (Subj.) + Verb / Adj. + 的 时候, ....
example: 我 上 大学 的时候，有 很 多 朋友。
details: To talk about events that happened at or during a particular time, 的时候 (de shíhou) is often used.
exception: we can also use time word, such as 生气 的时候, 开车 的时候 etc
keyword: 的时候
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ID: 293
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format: Number + 多 + [Measure word] (+ Noun)
example: 我们 走 了 两 个 多 小时 。
details: When the number is smaller than eleven, the 多 can be put after the measure word.
exception: 岁, 年 and 天 do not take a measure word.
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class: undefined,a,d,m,v
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ID: 294
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format: 几 + [Measure Word] + Noun
example: 桌子 上 有 几 本 书。
details: use 几 (jǐ) to mean "a few" is to use it directly with a measure word.
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keyword: 几
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ID: 295
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format: 几 + 十/ 百 / 千 / 万 + Measure Word + Noun
example: ...在 国外 有 几 十 套 房子。
details: It is similar to how in English we can say, "a few dozen" or "a couple dozen,", these are rough number
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keyword: 几 + 十, 百, 千, 万
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ID: 296
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format: 好几 + Measure Word + Noun
example: 他 读 了 好几 遍 。
details: 好几 (hǎojǐ) as meaning "quite a few," usually in the range of five to ten.
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keyword: 好几
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ID: 297
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format: Verb + 着
example: 我 读 ，你 听 着 。
details: the action won't just happen and stop immediately; it will continue for a while.
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keyword: 着
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ID: 298
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format: Verb 1 + 着 + Verb 2
example: 她 喜欢 站 着 吃饭 。
details: This pattern is used when you want to use one verb to describe how another action is performed, the first verb (followed by 着) describes the state; the second verb is the action verb. In this case, the "-ing" translation can be useful for the state.
exception: to make a sentence where both verbs are action verbs (neither is truly a state), then you don't want this pattern; you want 一边⋯⋯，一边⋯⋯ (yībiān..., yībiān...).
keyword: 着
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ID: 299
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format: [full progressive verb] + 着
example: 公司 的 门 开 着 ，可是 没 人 在 。
details: most commonly used [full progressive verb] : 开 (kāi) , 关 (guān) , 穿 (chuān), 戴 (dài) , 躺 (tǎng)
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ID: 300
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format: Subj. + 是 + Verb + 着 + 玩 + 的
example: 你 不要 生气 ，我 是 说 着 玩 的 。
details: It just means "[Verb] for fun" or "[Verb] as a joke."
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