50 Prepositions With Sentence Examples - Chinese Listening Practice | HSK Grammar | Chinese Grammar

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Dear Eilleen, this is is so good, so useful; a pure gold! If I could suggest an addition: a short quiz at the end with 20, 30, 50 ... sentences which are missing prepositions (blank spaces only) and which we have to supply. And - no, KEY, no ANSWERS provided; make us work harder!

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Very useful video to both distinguish prepositions from other characters in sentences and learn new vocabulary on the way. Thanks!

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The way the parts of the speech that form groups are segmented is extremely helpful. E.g.: Subject + preposition + another subject = group, then the other parts of the sentence: verbs, adverbs etc.. also grouped. Some tutorials do not do it and I find it difficult to learn their way..Speech comes in 'chunks', word groups and a language is easier learned identifying those, as you do. Thank you.

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A great video. Truly appreciate your hard work. I want to draw your attention to something. It's not always the prepositions in Chinese that cause difficulty, but the absence of them in Chinese translations. A lot of times a sentence with a preposition in English often translates into a Chinese sentence with no preposition. This creates a lot of confusion. Would it be possible for you to do a video on that?

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