Answer: A The FIFA World Cup 2014 held in Brazil is in full swing. Did you catch the opening ceremony and have you been enjoying watching the exciting games? During World Cup time, a number of die-hard fans are all hyped up and rearing to …
Correct Answer: C People compare a lot of things in their daily lives or while at work. For example, when you go shopping, you might compare two pairs of shoes to decide which one has better quality. Or you might compare two dresses to decide …
Correct Answer: C
Betty: Xièxie nǐ de bāngzhù! Betty：谢谢 你 的 帮助！ Betty: Thanks for your help!
Linda: Méi shìr! / Bú kè qi! Linda：没 事儿！/不客气！ Linda: You are welcome!
Correct Answer: B
Betty: Wǒ yǒu yìdiǎnr è, wǒmen chī yìdiǎnr dōngxi ba? Betty：我 有 一点儿饿，我们 吃 一点儿 东西 吧？ Betty: I am a little bit hungry. Shall we get something to eat?
Mike: Hǎo de. Mike：好 的。 Mike: Okay.
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Correct Answer: C
Linda: Píngguǒ duōshǎoqián yìjīn? Linda：苹 果 多少钱 一 斤？ Linda: How much is 500 grams of apples?
Lǎo bǎn: Wǔ kuài wǔ máo qián yìjīn. 老 板： 五 块 五 毛 钱 一斤。 Shopkeeper: 5 yuan and 50 …
Correct Answer: C
Jack: Friends yígòng yǒu shíjì, nǐ kàn wán le ma? Jack：Friends 一共 有 十季，你 看 完 了吗？ Jack: Friends has ten seasons in all. Have you finished watching it?
Tom: Wǒ kàn wán le. Tom：我 看 完 了。 …
Correct Answer: C In the Chinese language, both “短(duǎn)” and “矮(ǎi)” can be used as adjectives indicating “short.” However, these two words are actually used in different contexts. If we want to describe the length of something as being short, then we usually use “短(duǎn),” …
Correct Answer: B In Chinese, both “还(hái)” and “也(yě)” can be used as adverbs in the latter part of a compound sentence to indicate “also.” However, they do not have the exact same meaning, nor are they interchangeable. Today we are going to learn the …
Correct Answer: C
Basically, there are three measure word units for Chinese currency in spoken Chinese: “块(kuài) Chinese yuan,” “毛(máo) dime or ten cents,” and “分(fēn) cent.” “分(fēn) cent” is not used as much these days because of inflation. Therefore, now the two major units …
Correct Answer: A The pronunciations of “公园(gōngyuán)” and “员工(yuángōng)” are similar. However, their meanings are completely different. “公园(gōngyuán),” as a place word, means “park.” It can be used as a subject or an object and used with prepositions such as “在(zài), in or at.”
Correct Answer: A In Chinese, both “我们(wǒmen)” and “咱们(zánmen)” can be used to indicate “we” or “us”. And they are similar in usage. Both of them can be used as a subject and an object.
Wǒ men míngtiān qù běijīng. 我 们 明天 去 …
Correct Answer: C How do you express the completion of a certain action? In the Chinese language, you can use the following structure to show that something is finished: Subject+V+完(wán)+了(le). In this structure, “了(le)” itself is a quite flexible and subtle auxiliary word which is …
