Adjectives with 是 (shi) Qing Wen PREMIUM
If you've dutifully studied your Chinese grammar, you know that simple sentences involving a noun and an adjective don't need the word 是 (shì). But there are times when 是 (shì) does appear before adjectives. What's going on here? When does this happen and why? It's easier than you think!
Connie, Jen, John | |
QW0179 | |
Intermediate | |
December 18, 2010 | |
adjective | |
to emphasize, to affirm | as emphasis, conceding |
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