Grammar point: attributive modification
Everything that comes before a noun to describe it, joined on with 的 (de). Chinese builds these to the left of the noun however long they get.
- Video lesson: 得 (de) for how well, and for can or can't in Mandarin Chinese grammar, part 3 of 3
- Video lesson: 地 (de) with adverbs in Mandarin Chinese grammar, part 2 of 3
- Video lesson: 的 (de) for the possessive, and with adjectives in Mandarin Chinese grammar, part 1 of 3
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- Key Chinese grammar structure: modifier + de + noun (的)
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