Features and structure of the book
Chinese Grammar: Let's Start by Knowing This

Point 01 Common nouns, proper nouns
Point 02 Directional noun
Point 03 Place nouns, time nouns
Point 04 First-person dialogue
Point 05 Directives, Special Ambassadors
Point 06 Questionable Line
Point 07: Use of interrogative lines
Point 08: Representing various numbers
Point 09: Approximate number representing an uncertain number
Point 10 Distinction between er and liang
Point 11 Displaying the date, day, and time
Point 12: Displaying Fractions, Decimals, Percentages, Prices, and Multiples
Point 13 Types and Uses of the Two Companies
Point 14: Counting the number or quantity of nouns
Point 15: A quantifier that counts the number of actions
Point 16: Use of Verbs
Point 17 Verbs that express actions, states, and relationships
Point 18: Double-object verbs, dichotomous verbs
Point 19: Verb overlapping
Point 20: Use of auxiliary verbs
Point 21: Auxiliary verbs neng/keyi/hui indicating ability/permission
Point 22: Auxiliary verbs expressing desire/will: xiang/yao/yuanyi
Point 23: Auxiliary verbs expressing necessity: yao/yinggai/dei
Point 24: Auxiliary verbs indicating guessing: hui/keneng/yao
Point 25: Use of Adjectives
Point 26: Nesting of adjectives
Point 27: Uses and Types of Adverbs
Point 28 Time adverbs gang(gang), yi(jing)/ceng(jing)
Point 29 Time adverbs cai/jiu, kuai, range adverbs dou/yigong
Point 30: Adverbs of degree tai/ting, adverbs of frequency you/zai/hai, negative adverbs bu/mei(you)
Uses and types of point 31
Point 32: Place/time indicating adjectives zai, you, li, zicong
Point 33: The adjectives cong, dao, wang/xiang/chao indicating place/time and direction
Point 34: The verbs gen/he, gei/dui, duiyu/guanyu that indicate the target
Point 35: The verbs anzhao/genju, yi, tongguo indicating the basis/method
Point 36: Youyu, wei/weile, the suffixes indicating cause/purpose
Point 37: Distinction between de/de/de in structural investigation
Point 38: Use of the particle ma/ne/ba/a
Point 39: Use and application of the particle le
Point 40: Use of dynamic particle le
Point 41: Use of dynamic survey le
Point 42: Use of the dynamic particle guo
Point 43: Utilization of dynamic investigation guo
Point 44: Use and application of the dynamic particle zhe
Point 45 Parallel, layered conjunctions
Point 46: Conjunctions indicating transitions
Point 47: Causal and conditional conjunctions
Point 48 Conjunction indicating selection
Point 49: Conjunctions indicating assumptions
Point 50 can be given
Point 51 What can be a predicate?
Point 52: What can be an object?
Point 53: Use of adjectives, adjectives containing de
Adjectives that do not include point 54 de
Point 55: The order of arrangement of multiple adjectives
Point 56: Use of adverbs, adverbs containing de
Adverbs that do not include point 57 de
Point 58: The order of arrangement of multiple adverbs
Point 59 Use of the same bore
Use of Point 60 Shiliangbore
Point 61: Use of the Bore
Utilization of point 62 and degree bore
Fixed format of point 63 or so bore
Point 64: Use and Application of the Result Complement
Point 65 Results: wan, hao, dao, dong
Point 66 Results: jian, mingbai/qingchu, zai/dao/gei
Point 67 Use of the directional bore
Point 68 Use of simple directional bore
Point 69 Use of composite directional bore
Use of Point 70 Possible Bore
Point 71: Utilization of possible bores
Point 72: Declarative and Exclamatory Sentences
Point 73 ma interrogative sentence, ne interrogative sentence, counter-interrogative sentence
Point 74: Thesis and Oppositional Questions, Choice Questions, and Interrogative Questions
Point 75 Command
Point 76: Non-subject sentences without a subject or predicate
Point 77 Verb-Predicate Sentences
Point 78: Adjective-Predicate Sentences
Point 79 Noun-Predicate Sentences
Point 80: Spell-spelling phrases
Point 81 shi advisory
Point 82 You Advisory
Point 83: The honorific indicating existence
Point 84: The phrase "John Hyun Moon" indicating the appearance and disappearance of
Point 85: Use of ba advice
Point 86: Use of BA Consulting
Point 87: Use of bei-advice
Use of Point 88 bei Consulting
Point 89: Use of the link inquiry
Use of Point 90 Linkage Inquiry
Point 91: Ministry, a humble sentence expressing a request
Point 92: Honorifics and You Honorifics
Point 93: Use and application of the humble language
Point 94: Use of bi-advice
Point 95: Utilizing Bi-Consulting
Point 96 Other Comparative Sentences
Point 97: Use of shi...de emphatic phrases
Point 98: Utilization of shi...de emphatic phrases
Point 99: The shi...de syntax without emphasis

Appendix: A long-used and useful quantity/bore
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