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Lee, Li-Jung

(d w k, Lesson five) 1
Adj.

Chinese adjectives without or any sort of modifier before them can often
imply comparison or contrast.

P. 130

Beverages

=herbal tea

cup for coffee

Verb:

What would you like to drink?

Action Verb+

It means some, a little or a bit and is used in much the same way as these words in English.

It is common in spoken Chinese.

P.132

Location:

Grammar: indicates location

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5. gngk, homework

ssh

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Lee, Li-Jung

(d w k, Lesson five) 2

Gun

/ / / = ___________________________

A: ***Cs name
B: Cs name***
C: Bs name

It is used as a numeral classifier after a verb, indicating an attempt or act:

Verb+:
(have a look)

A: A B
B:

Measure word

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Lee, Li-Jung

(d w k, Lesson five) 3

Reading

a diary

(shu, say)
(tiwn)(tiwn)
(shu, speak)

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()

+do something

Adverb. With someone

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Lee, Li-Jung

(d w k, Lesson five) 4
Grammar

Function: _____________________

Structure 1: _____________________

Speaking Practice
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2.
3.
4.

Listening Practice 1

Listening Practice 2

Context

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4.

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Grammar

Structure 2: _____________________

Practice:

x2

x 10
x1

Make a small talk:

A:

A: Verb + measure word + Object?

x 30

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Q:
A:

Grammar

P.139 P.140

(pidu)

Structure:_______________________________
Function:________________________________
(Hint: ?)

How to make sentences concise?

Example:
Practice:
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