Learn Chinese Grammar Lesson 2
This is the second of five free lessons about Chinese language grammar.
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Another way to form an interrogative sentence is by juxtaposing the verb or adjective of the predicate and its negative form.
This kind of question is called affirmative-negative question, or alternative question.
For example:
You love her.
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The predicate of that sentence and its negative form are as follows:
Predicate:
ài |
爱 |
love |
Negative form of the predicate:
bú | ài |
不 | 爱 |
not | love |
So, let's now place side by side the predicate and its negative form:
Do you love her?
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