contains grammatical explanations on 反而. You are able to judge their quality much more than I am. It is, though, in Chinese and therefore probably right. And the examples make a lot of sense to me.
I thought, since none else replied I might try to find whatever I can, to keep the thread on the surface,
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akalovid
October 07, 2012, 03:18 PMI myself, that goes without saying, can not. But my dictionary has the following sentences:
A. 风不但没停, 反而更大了
B. 困难吓不到我们, 反而激起我们大干劲.
Furthermore, this site
http://www.pep.com.cn/xgjy/hyjx/hyxxzy/hyxx/cyxx/201009/t20100901_855691.htm
contains grammatical explanations on 反而. You are able to judge their quality much more than I am. It is, though, in Chinese and therefore probably right. And the examples make a lot of sense to me.
I thought, since none else replied I might try to find whatever I can, to keep the thread on the surface,