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Forum: Reading and Writing 31st March 2008, 09:28 AM

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Reading my book

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Posted By Altair


Re: Reading my book

My memory is somewhat vague on this point, but I think they mean similar things from the English
point of view, but are not used interchangeably. I think you can say that someone's learning is
广阔,...



Forum: Reading and Writing 9th March 2008, 02:25 AM

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Reading my book

Views: 3,754

Posted By Altair


Re: Reading my book

In this case, 过 is short for 过日子. No word can be used between the verb and 得, however,
and so日子 has been dropped. 在水里 kind of serves as the object of 过 instead.

汤姆在水里过得很快乐。Tom passed the time in...



Forum: Reading and Writing 1st March 2008, 10:56 PM

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Reading my book

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Posted By Altair


Re: Reading my book

Wonderful thread! This is how I like to learn Chinese, reading something that is somewhat
interesting, but with a close look at the grammar and vocabulary to see how the language actually
works. ...



Forum: Reading and Writing 9th February 2008, 11:23 PM

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Reading my book

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Posted By Altair


Re: Reading my book

I think the problem here is with English, rather than with Chinese. Maybe I can improve on your
Chinglish.


他吃得很飽: Him eating, achieved very full. In his eating, he achieved a state of being
full....



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