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Contents
1 Structure
2 Examples
3 See also
4 Sources and further
reading
4.1 Books
4.2 Dictionaries
A2
"Since the beginning" with
"yixiang" (B2)
Comparing "buduan" and
"buting" (B2)
Comparing "yizhi" and
"yixiang" (B1)
Structure
This structure expresses the continuation of an action or a circumstance.
Subject + + Predicate
Examples
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To break it down, (yzh) means "straight" or "constantly. You use this word to
express that you are doing something continuously, or continuously doing something
since a certain time. This means that something occurred (or someone did an action)
and it kept occurring, so (yzh) is used to express this continuous action. Its
important to note that this point in time doesn't necessarily have to be in the past,
therefore (yzh) can be used to say something will happen continuously in the
future.
See also
"Always" with "zongshi"
"Since the beginning" with "yixiang"
Comparing "yizhi" and "yixiang"
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Dictionaries
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