造句: The sentence pattern “太 + 了” is used to express excessiveness.
eg. 今天太热了! (jīn tiān tài rè le!) Today is too hot!
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读一读: Verb + 完了 (wán le)。By placing 完了 at the end of a typical subject + verb sentence, you indicate that the verb has been finished. This is called a complement of result.
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gift
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baam
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造句: Subject + 都 (dōu) + Verb + 了
我都知道了。 (wǒ dōu zhī dào le.) I already know.
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翻译:我今天太忙了。
I am too busy today.
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seesaw
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star
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gift
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baam
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New Situation + 了: If you want to describe a change in a situation, simply describe the new situation and add 了 to the end of the sentence. Can you translate this:我以前不吃肉,可是现在吃了。
(wǒ yǐ qián bù chī ròu, kě shì xiàn zài chī le.) I used to not eat meat, but now I do.
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我不上班了。 (wǒ bù shàng bān le.) I don’t go to work anymore. 你可以再造一个句子吗?
我不上学了!
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monster
Reset all scores!
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seesaw
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rocket
Go to first place!
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banana
Go to last place!
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造句:用 Verb + (Object) + 了 造句
我回家了。
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One of the very first uses of 了 we learned, Verb + (Object) + 了. What does " 了“ mean?
it describes a completed action; past tense
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造句: Verb + 完了 (wán le)
你吃完了吗? (nǐ chī wán le ma?) Are you done eating?
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In " Subject + 都 (dōu) + Verb + 了 " what does " 了“ mean?