shì
To be, yes
Subj. + 是 (shì) + 为 (wèi) + Someone + 好 (hǎo)
是 (shì) 为 (wéi) 好 (hǎo) — for someone's good
Subj. + 是 (shì) + 为 (wèi) + Someone + 好 (hǎo)
HSK 5Prepositions是 (shì) 为 (wéi) 好 (hǎo) — for someone's good
Rule structure
为 (wèi) indicates purpose or beneficiary. In the fixed expression 是为 (shì wéi)…好 (hǎo) (shì wèi…hǎo), an implied action means “to do this for someone’s own good.”
Rule structure
为 (wèi) indicates purpose or beneficiary. In the fixed expression 是为 (shì wéi)…好 (hǎo) (shì wèi…hǎo), an implied action means “to do this for someone’s own good.”
Examples
他是为你好。
Tā shì wèi nǐ hǎo.
He is doing it for your own good.
Examples
他是为你好。
Tā shì wèi nǐ hǎo.
He is doing it for your own good.
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Use the structure: Subj. + 是 (shì) + 为 (wèi) + Someone + 好 (hǎo). For example: 他是为你好。 — “He is doing it for your own good”.
他是为你好。 — “He is doing it for your own good”.
This grammar rule is part of HSK 5.
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就 — only, just
就 (jiù) + Measure Word / Noun (only, just)
包括 — including with 在内
包括 (bāokuò) + X + 在内 (zàinèi), Group + 都 (dōu) + Verb
朝 vs 向 vs 往 — direction prepositions
朝 (cháo) / 向 (xiàng) / 往 (wǎng) + Direction + Verb
对 vs 对于 — to, regarding
对 (duì) + Person + Verb / 对于 (duìyú) + Topic + Verb
对于 vs 至于 — as for, regarding
对于 (duìyú) + Topic (focus) / 至于 (zhìyú) + Topic (transition)
凭 — on the basis of
凭 (píng) + Noun + Verb
给 vs 为 — for someone's benefit
给 (gěi) + Recipient + Verb (transfer) / 为 (wèi) + Beneficiary + Verb (for the sake of)
自从 — ever since
自从 (zìcóng) + Event, Subj. + 就 (jiù) / 一直 (yìzhí) + Verb