Course in Modern Mandarin Chinese

Lesson 3 Workbook 39

Example:

TA shì RìbGn rén. (verb-not-verb) → TA shì bù shì RìbGn rén?

a. WI shì RìbGn rén. (nFguó)

b. WI xìng GAo. (shénme)

c. TAmen huì shuD MGiguó huà. (verb-not-verb)

d. TA shì lFoshC. (verb-not-verb)

e. WImen dDu huì shuD ZhDngguó huà. (ma)

f. WI shì xuésheng. (verb-not-verb)

g. WI jiào Lìhóng. (shénme míngzì)

h. WI bù huì shuD RìbGn huà. (verb-not-verb)

4. DDu and hé (Use and Structure notes 2.6, 3.5)

The subjects in each of the following sets of sentences have something in common.
Rewrite each set of sentences as a single sentence using dDu and hé, as in the example.

Example:

XiFo PAn shì ZhDngguó rén. XiFo MF shì ZhDngguó rén.

→ XiFo PAn hé XiFo MF dDu shì ZhDngguó rén.

a. NHmen shì xuésheng. TAmen shì xuésheng.

b. XiFo Liú huì shuD FFguó huà. XiFo ShH huì shuD FFguó huà.

c. WI xìng ZhAng. NH xìng ZhAng.

d. Lín MGilì shì Déguó rén. SEn Míng shì Déguó rén. Zhào Chéng shì Déguó rén.

e. NHmen shì lFoshC. WImen shì lFoshC.

f. LFoshC huì shuD ZhDngguó huà. Xuésheng huì shuD ZhDngguó huà.

5. General substitutions (all Use and Structure notes)

Each of the following sentences is followed by a word. Replace a word in the sentence with
this word to form a new sentence.