{{Grammar Box}} When used to indicate locations of actions, 在 (zài) is usually placed after the subject and [[Indicating location with "zai" before verbs|before the verb]]. There are certain cases, however, when 在 (zài) goes after the verb. == Structure == This pattern is used regularly with special types of verbs, including: 住 (zhù), 放 (fàng), 坐 (zuò), and 站 (zhàn). These are verbs that imply movement or location. Technically, the structure is called a [[location complement]], but it can be understood without going into that much detail. Just remember that for verbs implying ''movement'' or ''location'' like the ones above, the [[Expressing existence in a place with "zai"|default sentence order]] changes and you get this structure: