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  9. Advanced uses of "ba"
  10. (Redirected from ASGQRS3P)
  11. Level B2
  12. Similar to
  13. Verbs followed by "gei" (B1)
  14. Expressing passive voice with "gei" (B2)
  15. Used for
  16. Expressing passive voice, Sentence Patterns
  17. Keywords
  18. Also known as: 把字句 ("bǎ"zìjù), 把 construction, preposition 把, disposal construction and pre-transitive 把.
  19. Once you've gotten the hang of the basic 把 (bǎ) sentence pattern, you can start to use it in some more complex and abstract ways.
  20. Contents
  21. 1 Using 把 with 给
  22. 1.1 Structure
  23. 1.2 Examples
  24. 2 Using 当作 or 看作
  25. 2.1 Structure
  26. 2.2 Examples
  27. 3 Take something seriously with 当回事
  28. 3.1 Structure
  29. 4 Using 把 with a verb + 成
  30. 4.1 Structure
  31. 4.2 Concrete Verb Examples
  32. 4.3 Abstract Verb Examples
  33. 4.4 Mistaken Perception Examples
  34. 5 See also
  35. 6 Sources and further reading
  36. 6.1 Books
  37. 6.2 Websites
  38. Using 把 with 给
  39. This 给 is used in oral Chinese to add emphasis to the verb. The 给 is actually fully optional, but it's good to be familiar with this pattern because it's so commonly used in spoken Chinese.
  40. You'll notice a structural similarity to this 给 used with 把, and the 给 used with 被.
  41. Structure
  42. Subj. + 把 + Obj. + 给 + Verb Phrase
  43. Examples
  44. 我 把 这 事儿 给 忘 了 。
  45. I forgot about this thing.
  46. 周末 我 把 脏 衣服 给 洗 了 。
  47. On weekends, I wash the dirty clothes.
  48. 你 能 把 这些 都 给 记住 吗?
  49. Will you be able to remember all of this?
  50. 他 把 我的 手机 给 摔坏 了 。
  51. He dropped my phone and broke it.
  52. 妈妈 把 没 用的 东西 都 给 扔了 。
  53. Mom threw away all of the useless things.
  54. Using 当作 or 看作
  55. When you want to say that something is treated as something else, use this pattern.
  56. Structure
  57. 把 + Obj.+ 当成 / 看成 / 当作 / 看作 +⋯⋯
  58. So what's the difference between using 当成 / 看成 / 当作 / 看作? Good question. The differences are not huge, but there are a few:
  59. The 成 versions are a bit less formal than the 作 versions.
  60. 看成 / 看作 is often followed by a person or specific thing, whereas 当成 / 当作 is more likely to be followed by something more abstract (like 爱).
  61. The 成 / 作 part of 当成 / 当作 can be dropped in spoken Chinese, whereas the 成 / 作 part of 看成 / 看作 can never be dropped.
  62. Examples
  63. 我 一直 把 他 看作 我 哥哥。
  64. I always see him as my older brother.
  65. 他 把 我家 当作 了 他 自己 家 。
  66. He treated my house like his own.
  67. 很 多 留学生 都 把 自己 的 中文 老师 当作 朋友。
  68. Many study abroad students treat their Chinese teachers as their friends.
  69. 孩子 可以 把 家里 的 很多 小 东西 当作 玩具。
  70. Kids treat small things in the house as toys.
  71. 有的 中国 女生 会 把 喜欢 当成 爱 。
  72. Some Chinese girls would think about being liked as being in love.
  73. 很 多 子女 把 父母 的 理想 当作了 自己 的 理想。
  74. Many kids make their parents' ideals their own ideals.
  75. Take something seriously with 当回事
  76. 当回事 is mostly used in colloquial Chinese. It means to take something seriously or to hold something in high regard. It is usually used with the negative 不.
  77. Structure
  78. (别 / 不)把 + Obj.1 + 当回事
  79. 他 从来 不 把 老板 的 话 当回事。
  80. He never took what his boss said seriously.
  81. 你 这个 人 总是 太 把 自己 当回事 了。
  82. You take yourself too seriously.
  83. 有的 父母 从 不 把 孩子 的 一些 小 问题 当回事!
  84. Some parents never take their kids' problems seriously.
  85. 我们 班 有 几 个 学生 从来 不把 老师 的 作业 当回事。
  86. Our class has a few students who never take the teacher's homework seriously.
  87. Using 把 with a verb + 成
  88. In this case, 成 can be translated as "into."
  89. Structure
  90. 把 + Obj. 1 + Verb + 成 + Obj. 2
  91. Concrete Verb Examples
  92. In the first example, we are using concrete verbs such as 切, 做, 分, etc. Obj. 2 would also be concrete.
  93. 请 你 把 这个 蛋糕 切成六块。
  94. Please cut the cake into six parts.
  95. 我 知道 怎么 把 图片 做成视频。
  96. I know how to make this picture into a video.
  97. 老师 把 全班 同学 分成了 三个 小组。
  98. The teacher broke the whole class' students up into three small groups.
  99. Abstract Verb Examples
  100. In the example below, we are dealing with more abstract verbs. These verbs include 换, 变, 改, 看, 当, 转, etc.
  101. 我 每个 月 都 要 把 这些 美元 换成人民币。
  102. Every month, I have to convert some USD into RMB.
  103. 他 把 自己 的 家 换成了 他的 工作室。
  104. She converted her house into her workspace.
  105. 你 能 把 这个 文件 的 格式转成PDF吗?
  106. Can you convert this file into a PDF.
  107. 韩国 政府 把 “汉城” 改成了 “首尔”。
  108. The South Korean government changed the capital name from Hanseong to Seoul.
  109. 请 你 把这些 句子翻译成中文。
  110. Please translate these sentences into Chinese.
  111. Mistaken Perception Examples
  112. The example below is when somebody mistakes something for something else. This can be either mishearing, misspelling, seeing something as something else, etc. These verbs include 看, 听, 写, 记, etc.
  113. 把 + Obj. 1 + Perception Verbs
  114. 他 把 “太“ 看成了“大”。
  115. He saw 太 as 大.
  116. 你 刚才 把 “政府” 读成了 “丈夫” 。
  117. Just now you read 政府 as 丈夫.
  118. 我 常常 把 “自己” 的 “己” 写成“已经” 的 “已”。
  119. Just now you read 政府 as 丈夫.
  120. 你 是不是 把 “派对” 听成了 “排队”?
  121. Just now you read 派对 as 排队.
  122. 对不起,我 把 早上的面试 记成了下午。
  123. Sorry, I wrote the morning interview down for this afternoon.
  124. See also
  125. Result complement
  126. Direction complement
  127. Bei sentence
  128. Aspect particles
  129. Sources and further reading
  130. Books
  131. A Practical Chinese Grammar For Foreigners (外国人实用汉语语法) (pp. 469-70) →buy
  132. Basic Patterns of Chinese Grammar (pp. 53-4) →buy
  133. Chinese Grammar Without Tears (简明汉语语法学习手册) (pp. 167-81) [ →buy]
  134. Common Chinese Patterns 330 (汉语常用格式330例) (pp. 3-5) →buy
  135. Integrated Chinese: Level 1, Part 2 (3rd ed) (pp. 142-4) →buy
  136. Integrated Chinese: Level 2, Part 2 (pp. 225-7, 321-3) →buy
  137. Mandarin Chinese: A Functional Reference Grammar (pp. 482) →buy
  138. Modern Mandarin Chinese Grammar: A Practical Guide (pp. 354-5) →buy
  139. New Practical Chinese Reader 2 (新实用汉语课本2) (pp. 41-2, 88) →buy
  140. New Practical Chinese Reader 3 (新实用汉语课本3) (pp. 15, 51, 101-2) →buy
  141. 40 Lessons for Basic Chinese Course (基础汉语40课下册) (pp. 369-70, 384, 398-9) →buy
  142. Websites
  143. Mandarin Essential Grammar (Yale): 把 Construction
  144. CTCFL (Oxford): The 把 Construction
  145. ChinesePod: Qing Wen - The Magic Word 把 (free podcast content)
  146. ChinesePod: Qing Wen - 把 Humbug (free podcast content)
  147. FluentU: The Definite Guide to the Chinese Ba Construction
  148. Mandarin Online: 把字句
  149. Just Learn Chinese (blog): Lesson 10 How to understand and use Chinese sentence pattern “…把…”?
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