Chinese: Past, Present, and Future Tense

Expand your Chinese with this guide to past, present, and future tenses from WrittenChinese.com:

https://www.writtenchinese.com/past-present-future-tenses-mandarin-chinese/


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Chinese: Making Comparisons

Expand your Chinese with this guide to making comparisons from WrittenChinese.com:

https://www.writtenchinese.com/bi-and-meiyou-making-comparisons-in-mandarin-chinese/


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Chinese: Practical Verbs

Expand your Chinese with this guide to twenty practical verbs from WrittenChinese.com:

https://www.writtenchinese.com/20-practical-chinese-verbs-need-learn/


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Chinese: Modal Particles

Expand your Chinese with this great guide to modal particles from WrittenChinese:

https://www.writtenchinese.com/complete-guide-chinese-modal-particles/


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Chinese: Sentence Types

Expand your Chinese with this guide to sentence types from WrittenChinese.com:

https://www.writtenchinese.com/simple-guide-chinese-sentences-sentence-types/

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Chinese: Sentence Structure

Expand your Chinese skills with this guide to sentence structure from WrittenChinese:

http://www.writtenchinese.com/simple-guide-to-chinese-sentences-structure/


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Chinese vs. Spanish

Here is a fun post from ChineseSkill showing how easy verb conjugation is in Chinese - hint: verbs are not conjugated in Chinese, staying the same no matter who does the action!

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Chinese: Use G.E.M.'s Love You To Improve Your Chinese

Improve your Chinese with this music video from the popular singer G.E.M. titled "Love You".

The video will help you understand phrases dealing with emotion, relationships, and breakups:



You can then use the article from writtenchinese.com to decode the song's phrases:

http://www.writtenchinese.com/chinese-singer-music-video-love-you/

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Chinese: What’s the Difference Between 会, 可以 and 能?

Improve your Chinese by learning the difference between the three modal verbs hui, ke yi, and neng with this article from writtenchinese.com:

http://www.writtenchinese.com/the-3-cans-whats-the-difference-between-hui-keyi-and-neng/

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