wǒ
I, me
V. + Obj.
帮忙 (bāng máng) — separable verb
V. + Obj.
HSK 4Verb phrases帮忙 (bāng máng) — separable verb
Rule structure
Some Chinese verb-object compounds consist of a verb part and an object part that can be split by other elements. Aspect particles, duration expressions, or quantity phrases often appear between the two parts.
Rule structure
Some Chinese verb-object compounds consist of a verb part and an object part that can be split by other elements. Aspect particles, duration expressions, or quantity phrases often appear between the two parts.
Examples
我帮了他一个忙。
Wǒ bāng le tā yī gè máng.
I did him a favor.
我帮了你一个忙。
Wǒ bāng le nǐ yīgè máng.
I did you a favor.
我帮他一个忙。
Wǒ bāng tā yīgè máng.
I did him a favor.
Examples
我帮了他一个忙。
Wǒ bāng le tā yī gè máng.
I did him a favor.
我帮了你一个忙。
Wǒ bāng le nǐ yīgè máng.
I did you a favor.
我帮他一个忙。
Wǒ bāng tā yīgè máng.
I did him a favor.
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Use the structure: Verb + Object. For example: 我帮了他一个忙。 — “I did him a favor”.
我帮了他一个忙。 — “I did him a favor”.
This grammar rule is part of HSK 4.
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到 — until (time/place/degree)
Verb + 到 (dào) + Time / Place / Degree
害得 — causing a negative result
害得 (hàide) + Person + Verb Phrase
多 — doing something more
多 (duō) + Verb Phrase
并 — combining verbs with “and”
Verb 1 + 并 (bìng) + Verb 2
少 — doing something less
少 (shǎo) + Verb Phrase
由 — emphasizing the doer of an action
由 (yóu) + Person + Verb
值得 — worth doing
值得 (zhídé) + Verb Phrase
并且 — moreover
Clause 1, 并且 (bìngqiě) + Clause 2