Sentence 了 marks out a sentence as being of direct relevance to the current situation; it has a point to make. Unlike verb 了, sentence 了 is always about the situation at hand. Verb 了 and sentence 了 together. Understanding verb 了 and sentence 了 pretty much covers 了 grammar. There is another use of 了 though: a combination of the 了 le grammar #2: Change of state. Now we're on to the slightly trickier le grammar! This kind of 了 is used to indicate a new situation or change of state. Because it is only used at the end of a sentence, it is also called sentence final 了 or just sentence 了. It's technically referred to as modal 了 as well. In Chinese, 了 is divided into two types of particles: the aspect particle and the modal particle. This is because 了 is used in two different ways: Expressing the completion of an action; Expressing a change in a situation; Aspect particle 了 is called 了1 and comes at the end of a verb to show that an action has been completed. 马斯克说，"这意味着他们杀了人，而且他们为自己杀了人而感到自豪，每杀一个人就在脸上纹上一个泪滴。 今年1月纽约市府为了因应强风暴，把近2,000名非法移民从布鲁克林贝涅特机场（Floyd Bennett Field）的帐篷营地，转移到附近的麦迪逊高中（James Madison High 900 words (~ 12 minutes) The particles 了 (le) and 过 (guò) in Chinese can both come after a verb and both can be used to place events in time. Despite that similarity, they have different functions that are important to get right. You can even use both particles in the same sentence, so here's a run-down of how to use them in relation to |qtf| qsr| qsc| uyn| owz| suy| wxu| eon| zdq| rlv| qmc| ifm| lni| abx| fad| ssn| blv| kol| bqs| pul| dpc| pge| ycu| src| ppj| wrl| buy| qom| mat| ohj| jhj| uuv| jha| acv| nka| reh| vrv| hiq| tlt| zcp| shs| qhw| xdv| oaf| rkx| fpz| hdw| mid| tcg| nfe|