Easy Steps to Chinese Grammar⭐

"个 (gè) " is the most generous measure word! Whenever you can't find an appropriate measure word, you can always turn to "个 (gè) ". 😎


Easy Steps to Chinese Grammar 

15. Measure word "个 (gè) "【A1】

adjust	/əˈdʒʌst/	v.	調整；校正
aisle	/aɪl/	n.	走道；通道
align	/əˈlaɪn/	v.	對齊；調整成一直線
apron	/ˈeɪprən/	n.	圍裙
assemble	/əˈsembl/	v.	組裝；集合
ascend	/əˈsend/	v.	上升；登上（樓梯）
approach	/əˈproʊtʃ/	v. / n.	靠近；駛向；方法
arrange	/əˈreɪndʒ/	v.	整理；排列
auditorium	/ˌɔːdɪˈtɔːriəm/	n.	禮堂；觀眾席
automobile	/ˈɔːtəməbiːl/	n.	汽車
awning	/ˈɔːnɪŋ/	n.	遮陽篷；雨篷
bench	/bentʃ/	n.	長椅；長凳
bend	/bend/	v.	彎腰；彎曲
bicycle	/ˈbaɪsɪkl/	n.	自行車
binder	/ˈbaɪndər/	n.	活頁夾；資料夾
board	/bɔːrd/	v.	登上（交通工具）
boarding pass	/ˈbɔːrdɪŋ pæs/	n.phr.	登機證
brochure	/broʊˈʃʊr/	n.	宣傳手冊；小冊子
brick	/brɪk/	n.	磚塊
bridge	/brɪdʒ/	n.	橋樑
cargo	/ˈkɑːrɡoʊ/	n.	貨物
cart	/kɑːrt/	n.	手推車
carry-on	/ˈkæri ɑːn/	n.	隨身行李
cast	/kæst/	v.	投射（陰影）
check-in counter	/ˈtʃek ɪn ˈkaʊntər/	n.phr.	報到櫃檯
clerk	/klɜːrk/	n.	店員；辦事員
column	/ˈkɑːləm/	n.	柱子；圓柱
condiment	/ˈkɑːndɪmənt/	n.	調味料
container	/kənˈteɪnər/	n.	容器；貨櫃
construction site	/kənˈstrʌkʃn saɪt/	n.phr.	施工現場
conveyor belt	/kənˈveɪər belt/	n.phr.	輸送帶
counter	/ˈkaʊntər/	n.	櫃檯
courtyard	/ˈkɔːrtjɑːrd/	n.	庭院
crate	/kreɪt/	n.	板條箱
cross	/krɔːs/	v.	穿越；橫跨
crouch	/kraʊtʃ/	v.	蹲伏
cubicle	/ˈkjuːbɪkl/	n.	辦公隔間
curb	/kɜːrb/	n.	路緣；緣石
descend	/dɪˈsend/	v.	下降；走下
display	/dɪˈspleɪ/	v. / n.	陳列；展示；展品
display case	/dɪˈspleɪ keɪs/	n.phr.	展示櫃
dig	/dɪɡ/	v.	挖；掘
document	/ˈdɑːkjumənt/	n.	文件；文檔
drawer	/drɔːr/	n.	抽屜
earmuff	/ˈɪrmʌf/	n.	耳罩
entrance	/ˈentrəns/	n.	入口
escalator	/ˈeskəleɪtər/	n.	電扶梯
examine	/ɪɡˈzæmɪn/	v.	檢查；審視
ferry	/ˈferi/	n.	渡輪
file cabinet	/ˈfaɪl ˈkæbənət/	n.phr.	檔案櫃
filing	/ˈfaɪlɪŋ/	n. / v.	歸檔
fill	/fɪl/	v.	填滿；裝滿
folder	/ˈfoʊldər/	n.	資料夾
fold	/foʊld/	v.	折疊
fountain	/ˈfaʊntn/	n.	噴水池
forklift	/ˈfɔːrklɪft/	n.	堆高機
gate	/ɡeɪt/	n.	登機門
gaze	/ɡeɪz/	v. / n.	凝視；注視
get into	/ɡet ˈɪntuː/	v.phr.	進入（車內）
get off	/ɡet ɔːf/	v.phr.	下車
get on	/ɡet ɑːn/	v.phr.	上車
grip	/ɡrɪp/	v.	緊握


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 راتلونکی اختر ته، ما سره او زیړ جوړا اخیستي دي.
Ratlonki Akhtar ta, ma sra aw zyar kapre akhisti di.
For the upcoming Eid, I have bought red and yellow clothes.

> او ورسره مې زيړ بنګړي هم اخیستي دي.
Aw warsara me zyaR bangri hum akhsti di.
And along with them, I also bought yellow bangles.

> د دواړو جامو سره مې ښکلې، درنې دوپټې هم اخیستې دي.
Da dwaro jamo sara me khaista, drane dopate hum akhsti di.
With both dresses, I have chosen beautiful, heavy scarves.

> اوس تاسې ووایئ: تاسې به څه اخلئ د راتلونکي اختر لپاره؟
Us taso owaya: Taso ba sa akhlay da ratlonki Akhtar lapara?
Now you tell us: What will you buy for the upcoming Eid

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Describe a time you were very busy.

You should say: 

When it was.
Why you were so busy.
How you managed it.
And explain how you felt about being so busy.





“ One of the busiest times I experienced was about 3 months ago, when I had to finish a very important and difficult assignment in order to graduate in my major, business management. 

I had only 2 weeks to complete this paper, and if I didn't meet the deadline, I would automatically fail my finals, as well as being unable to graduate, so it was of great importance to me. I also had a part-time job at this time, which took up a lot of my time and didn’t actually leave much time to complete my paper. 

The assignment was also very challenging, certainly  no walk in the park  and I needed to do a lot of research as well as collect a lot of data before I could even start to brainstorm ideas on how I would complete it. This meant I had to burn the midnight oil, and pull a few all nighters to be certain of having it finished to meet the deadline.

Although I didn’t exactly enjoy being so busy and under so much pressure, I felt very proud and satisfied to have completed the assignment after working all the hours god sent me. I was on cloud nine when I received my grade and discovered I got a straight A for the paper, and could now look forward to graduating.


Thank you…”
