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The grammatical term 离合词 líhécí in Chinese refers to a group of verbs; they can be used as a single verb or can be separated and used as a verb + object phrase. How shall we master this special Chinese language grammar? ...
In the first example I believe you highlighted the wrong 上。
I think it should be:
我每天上午九点上汉语课。
minor correction: in English, 'bath' is a noun; the verb is 'bathe'
Lovely article, very well written and very well explained. Thank you!
Thanks, it's very useful :)
I really enjoyed your article, it helped clear up why some sentences I've seen before seemed wrong to me, even though I knew they weren't. It's because they were using separable verbs.
Now if there was only a good way to tell which verbs are separable and which are not... I guess that just comes with practice!