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Why is the object placed in the middle of the sentence here?
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Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)Why does the usual Verb-Object order seem to have been broken here (很高兴为您服务)?What is the correct sentence structure in pinyin?Explanation of location 一般sentence structure: location of object after action applied to itPlacement of object with adverbial phraseGrammar behind “你的脑子进水了”。Should the object always be placed after the verb, and is a target and an object the same thing?I have problems analyzing the constituents of the following sentence: 德国人不习惯他们旁边围满了人Why is 又…又 structure used to connect verbs here?What's the function of 让 here?
I saw this sentence :
孩子们丢的东西都找到了
Why is the object (丢的东西) placed between the subject and the verb here???
sentence-structure
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I saw this sentence :
孩子们丢的东西都找到了
Why is the object (丢的东西) placed between the subject and the verb here???
sentence-structure
asked 5 hours ago
AgnesAgnes
53918
Graded readers are a good way to get a lot of experience breaking sentences down.
– Ben Jackson
21 mins ago
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I saw this sentence :
孩子们丢的东西都找到了
Why is the object (丢的东西) placed between the subject and the verb here???
sentence-structure
asked 5 hours ago
AgnesAgnes
53918
I saw this sentence :
孩子们丢的东西都找到了
Why is the object (丢的东西) placed between the subject and the verb here???
sentence-structure
sentence-structure
asked 5 hours ago
AgnesAgnes
53918
asked 5 hours ago
AgnesAgnes
53918
asked 5 hours ago
AgnesAgnes
53918
asked 5 hours ago
AgnesAgnes
53918
asked 5 hours ago
AgnesAgnes
53918
53918
Graded readers are a good way to get a lot of experience breaking sentences down.
– Ben Jackson
21 mins ago
add a comment |
Graded readers are a good way to get a lot of experience breaking sentences down.
– Ben Jackson
21 mins ago
Graded readers are a good way to get a lot of experience breaking sentences down.
– Ben Jackson
21 mins ago
Graded readers are a good way to get a lot of experience breaking sentences down.
– Ben Jackson
21 mins ago
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孩子们丢的东西都找到了
The object is "东西"
东西都(被)找到了 - things have all been found (被 omitted)
孩子们丢的 is an adjective phrase that describes the object
"things? what things?"
"Things that was lost by the kids" (孩子们丢的)
you can use 的 to turn any sentence into an adjective phrase
Example:
美国进口 - American import
美国进口的 - that is American imported
美国进口的牛肉 - beef that is American imported
answered 5 hours ago
Tang HoTang Ho
30.1k1741
Thank you! Anyway, I want to ask one more question :) why does the sentence use 到 instead of 着 as a resultative as a resultative complement here? This sentence appeared as an example sentence for resultative "着", but instead of using "着", it uses "到"...
– Agnes
5 hours ago
@Agnes 着 is a verb particle that indicates the verb is in 'on going or continuous state'; 到 as a resultative complement indicates the verb is 'successfully carried out'
– Tang Ho
4 hours ago
I think @Agnes is asking about zháo, not zhe. resources.allsetlearning.com/chinese/grammar/…
– Ben Jackson
23 mins ago
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孩子们丢的东西都找到了
The object is "东西"
东西都(被)找到了 - things have all been found (被 omitted)
孩子们丢的 is an adjective phrase that describes the object
"things? what things?"
"Things that was lost by the kids" (孩子们丢的)
you can use 的 to turn any sentence into an adjective phrase
Example:
美国进口 - American import
美国进口的 - that is American imported
美国进口的牛肉 - beef that is American imported
answered 5 hours ago
Tang HoTang Ho
30.1k1741
Thank you! Anyway, I want to ask one more question :) why does the sentence use 到 instead of 着 as a resultative as a resultative complement here? This sentence appeared as an example sentence for resultative "着", but instead of using "着", it uses "到"...
– Agnes
5 hours ago
@Agnes 着 is a verb particle that indicates the verb is in 'on going or continuous state'; 到 as a resultative complement indicates the verb is 'successfully carried out'
– Tang Ho
4 hours ago
I think @Agnes is asking about zháo, not zhe. resources.allsetlearning.com/chinese/grammar/…
– Ben Jackson
23 mins ago
add a comment |
孩子们丢的东西都找到了
The object is "东西"
东西都(被)找到了 - things have all been found (被 omitted)
孩子们丢的 is an adjective phrase that describes the object
"things? what things?"
"Things that was lost by the kids" (孩子们丢的)
you can use 的 to turn any sentence into an adjective phrase
Example:
美国进口 - American import
美国进口的 - that is American imported
美国进口的牛肉 - beef that is American imported
answered 5 hours ago
Tang HoTang Ho
30.1k1741
Thank you! Anyway, I want to ask one more question :) why does the sentence use 到 instead of 着 as a resultative as a resultative complement here? This sentence appeared as an example sentence for resultative "着", but instead of using "着", it uses "到"...
– Agnes
5 hours ago
@Agnes 着 is a verb particle that indicates the verb is in 'on going or continuous state'; 到 as a resultative complement indicates the verb is 'successfully carried out'
– Tang Ho
4 hours ago
I think @Agnes is asking about zháo, not zhe. resources.allsetlearning.com/chinese/grammar/…
– Ben Jackson
23 mins ago
add a comment |
孩子们丢的东西都找到了
The object is "东西"
东西都(被)找到了 - things have all been found (被 omitted)
孩子们丢的 is an adjective phrase that describes the object
"things? what things?"
"Things that was lost by the kids" (孩子们丢的)
you can use 的 to turn any sentence into an adjective phrase
Example:
美国进口 - American import
美国进口的 - that is American imported
美国进口的牛肉 - beef that is American imported
answered 5 hours ago
Tang HoTang Ho
30.1k1741
孩子们丢的东西都找到了
The object is "东西"
东西都(被)找到了 - things have all been found (被 omitted)
孩子们丢的 is an adjective phrase that describes the object
"things? what things?"
"Things that was lost by the kids" (孩子们丢的)
you can use 的 to turn any sentence into an adjective phrase
Example:
美国进口 - American import
美国进口的 - that is American imported
美国进口的牛肉 - beef that is American imported
answered 5 hours ago
Tang HoTang Ho
30.1k1741
edited 5 hours ago
answered 5 hours ago
Tang HoTang Ho
30.1k1741
answered 5 hours ago
Tang HoTang Ho
30.1k1741
answered 5 hours ago
Tang HoTang Ho
30.1k1741
30.1k1741
Thank you! Anyway, I want to ask one more question :) why does the sentence use 到 instead of 着 as a resultative as a resultative complement here? This sentence appeared as an example sentence for resultative "着", but instead of using "着", it uses "到"...
– Agnes
5 hours ago
@Agnes 着 is a verb particle that indicates the verb is in 'on going or continuous state'; 到 as a resultative complement indicates the verb is 'successfully carried out'
– Tang Ho
4 hours ago
I think @Agnes is asking about zháo, not zhe. resources.allsetlearning.com/chinese/grammar/…
– Ben Jackson
23 mins ago
add a comment |
Thank you! Anyway, I want to ask one more question :) why does the sentence use 到 instead of 着 as a resultative as a resultative complement here? This sentence appeared as an example sentence for resultative "着", but instead of using "着", it uses "到"...
– Agnes
5 hours ago
@Agnes 着 is a verb particle that indicates the verb is in 'on going or continuous state'; 到 as a resultative complement indicates the verb is 'successfully carried out'
– Tang Ho
4 hours ago
I think @Agnes is asking about zháo, not zhe. resources.allsetlearning.com/chinese/grammar/…
– Ben Jackson
23 mins ago
Thank you! Anyway, I want to ask one more question :) why does the sentence use 到 instead of 着 as a resultative as a resultative complement here? This sentence appeared as an example sentence for resultative "着", but instead of using "着", it uses "到"...
– Agnes
5 hours ago
Thank you! Anyway, I want to ask one more question :) why does the sentence use 到 instead of 着 as a resultative as a resultative complement here? This sentence appeared as an example sentence for resultative "着", but instead of using "着", it uses "到"...
– Agnes
5 hours ago
@Agnes 着 is a verb particle that indicates the verb is in 'on going or continuous state'; 到 as a resultative complement indicates the verb is 'successfully carried out'
– Tang Ho
4 hours ago
@Agnes 着 is a verb particle that indicates the verb is in 'on going or continuous state'; 到 as a resultative complement indicates the verb is 'successfully carried out'
– Tang Ho
4 hours ago
I think @Agnes is asking about zháo, not zhe. resources.allsetlearning.com/chinese/grammar/…
– Ben Jackson
23 mins ago
I think @Agnes is asking about zháo, not zhe. resources.allsetlearning.com/chinese/grammar/…
– Ben Jackson
23 mins ago
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