The Chinese comparative. To show the size of the difference, put '一些' (a little), '得多 / 多了' (much) or a specific amount after the adjective. Note: don't use '很', '非常' or '特别' before the adjective in 比 sentences.
The most common spoken conditional pattern, meaning 'if... then...'.
Expresses an urgent reminder or strong wish: 'you must...' or 'never...'.
Describes doing something so many times that one becomes fed up and doesn't want to continue.
Expresses approximation: nearly, almost (a very small difference).
A chain of connectives giving the order of steps, especially useful for giving directions and explaining bus transfers.
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