Exercise, Weekly Activities Rearrange the words III (重组词句) April 17, 2010 Min Min 5 Comments 重组 （chóng zǔ） means rearrange, 词 （cí） means word and 句 （jù） means sentence. Try to rearrange the characters below to make a meaningful sentence. Sentence 1 得 他 很 语 好 英 讲 tips | hide He speaks English very well. Sentence 2 人 子 里 没 屋 tips | hide There’s no one in the room. Sentence 3 与 我 那 关 事 无 tips | hide I have nothing to do with it. Sentence 4 最 样 然 这 好 当 做 tips | hide Of course this is the best way to do it. Sentence 5 的 了 孩 你 大 多 子 tips | hide How old is your child? Sentence 6 大 天 风 今 刮 tips | hide It’s very windy today. Sentence 7 来 了 阳 出 太 tips | hide The sun has come out. Sentence 8 只 鸟 上 小 两 树 有 tips | hide There are two birds on the tree. Sentence 9 吃 没 过 我 餐 有 西 tips | hide I have never eaten Western food before. Sentence 10 大 下 雨 得 很 tips | hide It’s raining hard. hide | show the anwser 1. 他英语讲得很好。 2. 屋子里没人。 3. 那事与我无关。 4. 这样做然当最好。 5. 你的孩子多大了? 6. 今天刮大风。 7. 太阳出来了。 8. 树上有两只小鸟。 9. 我没有吃过西餐。 10. 雨下得很大。
This web site is really, really helpful when learning Chinese. I am so glad I found it. This exercise is a typically helpful way to get you to use the learned characters idiomatically. (BTW, sentence 5 has a “了” in it that does not occur in the answer). Reply
Hi AB, Yes. This type of exercise is useful to practice your Chinese grammar, especially in Chinese sentence structure. Thanks for pointing out the missing of “了” in the answer. I have corrected it. I hope you enjoy learning Chinese in my website. Reply
Hi Min Min – You are doing a wonderful job. Your website is one of the reasons I still study Chinese. I remember when you first sent me email as a friend on LM. Fred Reply
Hi Fred, Thanks. I hope you will continue learning Chinese. And of course do come back to my website always. 谢谢。:) Reply
This web site is really, really helpful when learning Chinese. I am so glad I found it.
This exercise is a typically helpful way to get you to use the learned characters idiomatically.
(BTW, sentence 5 has a “了” in it that does not occur in the answer).
Hi AB,
Yes. This type of exercise is useful to practice your Chinese grammar, especially in Chinese sentence structure.
Thanks for pointing out the missing of “了” in the answer. I have corrected it.
I hope you enjoy learning Chinese in my website.
Hi Min Min –
You are doing a wonderful job. Your website is one of the reasons I still study Chinese. I remember when you first sent me email as a friend on LM.
Fred
Hi Fred,
Thanks. I hope you will continue learning Chinese. And of course do come back to my website always.
谢谢。:)
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