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• She likes reading. • 她喜欢读书 • Everybody likes her. • 人人都喜欢她。 • this is her book. • 这是她的书。
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• The difference often presents problems for beginners, sometimes even the intermediate learners choose the wrong forms which result in mistakes in their writing or speaking. Eg. Mary doesn’t like *he, so do *me (him, I); to my surprise, he has finished a *day work.(a day’s)
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2. Mood in Chinese
• In Chinese, emotional particles like “啦”,”吧”, “呀”, “啊”, “嘛”, “呢”, “哪”plus intonation are used to express different kinds of mood.
• He has finished his homework. (perfect)
• While in Chinese, there are some particles like 着、正在、了、过,used to indicate aspect. Eg.
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• 1. progressive aspect • 他正等着呢,快点。 • 她正在看电视。 • 2. perfect aspect • 我写完作业了。 • 我去过伦敦,还去过纽约。