Correct Answer: A In Chinese, “二(èr)” and “两(liǎng)” both similarly mean “two”, but they are quite different in usage and should be used in different situations. First of all, “二(èr)” is used in numbers such as “2, 20, 1.2, 2%, etc.”
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Correct Answer: B
“会(huì)” is used to indicate that someone is able to do something which is a learnable skill and not something he or she was born knowing how to do. For example, “会唱歌 (huì chàng’gē) can sing,” and “会弹钢琴 (huìtán gāngqín) know how …
Correct Answer: A
Tài bàng le! Qiú jìn le! Jack：太 棒 了！ 球 进 了！ Great! It’s a goal!
Shì a! Zhēn shì yígè hǎoqiú! Rose：是 啊！真 是 一个 好球！ Yes! That was a really good shot!
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Qǐngwèn nǐmen xiǎng yào shénme? Salesgirl：请问 你们 想 要 什么？ What do you want to buy?
Wǒ xiǎng yào yígè zúqiú, hái xiǎng yào yìshuāng qiúxié. Linda：我 想 要 一个 足球，还 想 要 一双 球鞋。 I want a …
Correct Answer: B
Zhāng Lì: Nà ge qiúyuán shì shéi? 张 丽：那 个 球员 是 谁？ Zhang Li: Who is that football player?
Tā shì LARA Christian. David：他 是 LARA Christian。 He is LARA Christian.
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Correct Answer: B “都(dōu)” is an adverb meaning “all” or “both” which is commonly used in Chinese people’s daily conversations. It refers to the total of all the nouns or collective nouns which precede it in a sentence.
Nǐmen dōu zhīdào nèi mǎ ěr …
Correct Answer: A In the Chinese language, both “以为(yǐwéi)” and “认为(rènwéi)” can be used to express what one thinks or thought to be true, in other words, to show one’s original opinion. But, when it comes down to it, they are actually quite different from …
Correct Answer: C In the Chinese language, both “一点儿 (yìdiǎnr)” and “有点儿 (yǒudiǎnr)” can mean “a little” or “a bit,” and they can be used with adjectives. But, how exactly are they different in meaning and usage? First, “一点儿 (yìdiǎnr)” is often used after adjectives …
Correct Answer: B In the Chinese language, both “看(kàn)” and “看到(kàndào)” similarly mean “to see” and they can also both be used as verbs and followed by objects. However, they are actually quite different in meaning and usage, and are therefore, not interchangeable. First of …
Correct Answer: B In the Chinese language, the word “多(duō)” can be used as a numeral referring to an uncertain, slight amount of difference between two numbers. The common and correct way to use it is: “number (1-10) + measure word +多(duō)”. Let’s start by …
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Foreigners who are in the process of learning Chinese are most likely taking some sort of Chinese course. Some of them take online Chinese lessons and some join in-person classes in their home countries. No matter what kinds of courses you are …
