Adverbs

There are several ways to express the meaning “again", "once more” in Chinese. Let's look at the adverbs 又 and 再.

Let’s learn how we can express an ongoing or an incomplete action.

Both adverbs are used to indicate something that is going to happen in the near future. They are used in different situations.

The modal adverb (语气副词) expresses subjective judgment or assurance toward an action.

Adverbs of degree (程度副词) are used to intensify or modify the degree of an adjective (or verb): very, really, extremely.

The modal adverb (语气副词) expresses subjective judgment or assurance toward an action.

We can use the adverbs 亲眼 and 亲身 to indicate that a person has personally seen or experienced something.

Adverbs of degree (程度副词) are used to intensify or modify the degree of an adjective or verb: very, really, extremely.

The adverbs 刚才, 刚 and 刚刚 have similar meanings, but differ on a few key uses.

Both adverbs have the same meaning, but differ slightly in usage.

Let's take a look at the adverbs 一般 and 通常.