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大家好。我是张老师。
(Dàjiā hǎo. Wǒ shì zhāng lǎoshī.)
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今天我们要学的是第二部分
(Jīntiān wǒmen yào xué de shì dì èr bùfèn)
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Part 2 of Chapter 20
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第二部分还是复习
(dì èr bùfèn háishì fùxí)
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Still review
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So all these sentences, all the
structures, you have learned before
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你应该知道
(nǐ yīnggāi zhīdào)
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You should know
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今天我们要讲的呢是 sentence with verbal predicate
(jīntiān wǒmen yào jiǎng de ne shì)
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There's many different verbal predicate
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and I just picked up the most common ones.
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Let's review together
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第一个: sentence + verb
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The simplest
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我吃水果
(Wǒ chī shuǐguǒ)
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吃 is to eat, so I eat fruit
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That's a sentence
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Very simple
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我 subject 吃水果
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it's a verb, and 水果 specifically
should be an object
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but 吃水果, considered as
one is a verbal predicate
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好。 来看第二个
(hǎo. lái kàn dì èr gè)
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他没有中文书
(tā méiyǒu zhōngwén shū)
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没有 (méiyǒu) is negative for 有 (yǒu)
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so 没有 something = I don't have something
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Here, he is the subject.
He doesn't have Chinese book
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他没有中文书
(tā méiyǒu zhōngwén shū)
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So you can consider 没有中文书,
it's one verbal predicate
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第二个:subject with adjective
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Chinese adjectives could
become a predicate,
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and you can consider an adjective
with some adverb together as a group
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So like this sentence:
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姐姐 (Jiějiě) remember? Big sister
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姐姐非常高兴
(jiě jiě fēicháng gāoxìng)
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So directly you can say big sister happy
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That's subject and adjective
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Now, I want to add something.
It's called adverbial
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I want to emphasize the adjective's level
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Very, extremely
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so the sentence becomes
姐姐非常高兴 (jiě jiě fēicháng gāoxìng)
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Jie-Jie extremely happy
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I just want to emphasize one more time
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Do not use verb "to be"
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Do not say: My sister is very happy
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You add 姐姐是非常高兴
(Jiějiě shì fēicháng gāoxìng)
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Do not add the 是 part
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Alright, let's see next sentence
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Remember these two characters?
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The big city in China
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上海 (Shànghǎi)
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上海的冬天冷极了
(Shànghǎi de dōngtiān lěng jíle)
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冬天 (dōngtiān) means winter
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冷 (lěng) is cold
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极了 (jíle) is extremely
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Now you don't put the jíle here
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because this part is
consider to complement.
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You put it after the adjective,
modifier in the back
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emphasize this 冷’s level
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So it's two different ways to emphasize
adding information on your adjective
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So, it's different grammar
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Now did you understand?
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上海的冬天冷极了
(Shànghǎi de dōngtiān lěng jíle)
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Winter in Shanghai is extremely cold
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冷极了
(lěng jíle)
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so, consider 冷极了is a verbal
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Here's adjective predicate
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Let's go next sentence
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with verb phrases
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So you usually see two
verbs in these sentences
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爸爸喜欢看电视
(Bàba xǐhuān kàn diànshì)
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电视 (diànshì) is TV
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喜欢 (xǐhuān) is to like
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Daddy likes to do something
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看电视 - it's a verb = watch TV
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喜欢 is another verb
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Like to do this
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So, this is considered to be a verb phrase
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爸爸喜欢看电视
(Bàba xǐhuān kàn diànshì)
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You have two verbs here
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Same thing, next sentence
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我不会游泳
(Wǒ bú huì yóuyǒng)
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游泳 (yóuyǒng) is swim
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Characters are a little bit difficult
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会 (huì) is telling the ability
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I don't know how to swim
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You say 我不会. (Wǒ bú huì)
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So, 会 is a verb and 游泳 is another verb
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我不会游泳 means I don't know how to swim
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Alright, let's see the next one
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sub sentence with subject,
another with another predicate
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which means one big subject
with a little sentence
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Let's see the example sentence
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我 usually this
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我 in the real life, omit this
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People directly say 听说 (tīng shuō) I heard
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听说你去中国了
(Tīng shuō nǐ qù zhōngguóle)
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So, 你去中国 (nǐ qù zhōngguó)
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It's a sentence
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He went to China
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and this entire thing I heard
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I heard you went to China
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我听说你去中国了
(Wǒ tīng shuō nǐ qù zhōngguóle)
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It's called a subject with
a subject with predicate
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Basically with another sentence
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Let's see next one
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我不知道你是医生
(Wǒ bù zhīdào nǐ shì yīshēng)
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你是医生(nǐ shì yīshēng)
is a short sentence
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You are a doctor
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That information I didn't know.
I do not know
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So, 我不知道你是医生
(Wǒ bù zhīdào nǐ shì yīshēng)
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You can switch anything
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I didn't know you were a teacher
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我不知道你是老师
(Wǒ bù zhīdào nǐ shì lǎoshī)
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So, this kind of sentence, you don't see
very often because 听说 and 知道,
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it needs a big information, usually
involving another sentence
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Alright, so that's the
main sentence I want to mention
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and I do have a little secret
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When you consider Chinese grammar,
Chinese sentence order
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I usually use this. My teacher taught me
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STPA - subject - time - place - action
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So I gave you example sentence
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他去年在北京学中文了
(Tā qùnián zài běijīng xué zhōngwénle)
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You understand?
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He, last year, in Beijing studies Chinese
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去年 (qùnián) obvious is time
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在北京 (zài běijīng) it's the place
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Action here, it's called
学中文 (xué zhōngwén)
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le means past tense
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So subject has to be here
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That's basic Chinese sentence order
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You can never use 去年 (qùnián) here
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Like in English you'd say, he studied Chinese
last year. We cannot say that in Chinese
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So, if you remember this STPA , it will
help you to build your Chinese sentences
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If you have any questions, you can
ask me or ask your professor
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That's all for today
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谢谢。再见