Subject + 比较 + Adjective (fairly, rather) · Sujet + 比较 + Adjectif (assez, plutôt)
Choose a relatively easy question
- Compared with the other questions, this one seems fairly easy.
- 这个问题比较简单。 — 比较 gives a relative or qualified evaluation of simplicity.
Choose a relatively easy question
- Compared with the other questions, this one seems fairly easy.
- this这个question问题比较简单。 — fairly / rather比较 gives a relative or qualified evaluation of simplicity.
Compared with the other questions, this one seems fairly easy. What does 这个问题比较简单。 communicate?
比较 gives a relative or qualified evaluation of simplicity. 比较 can imply a comparison without naming its standard. 很 with an adjective can simply make a natural predicate, not always a strong very; do not build a fixed intensity ranking from the English translations.
Build the form
- The pattern in this lesson is Subject + 比较 + Adjective (fairly, rather). Locate it in the original interlinear examples below.
- Keep the words in their demonstrated positions; the pattern must fit the intended situation as well as the sentence form.
this这个question问题fairly比较simple简单。
Build the form
- The pattern in this lesson is Subject + fairly / rather比较 + Adjective (fairly, rather). Locate it in the original interlinear examples below.
- Keep the words in their demonstrated positions; the pattern must fit the intended situation as well as the sentence form.
this这个question问题fairly比较simple简单。
Using the lesson pattern in this demonstrated example: “This question is fairly simple.” 这个问题 ____ 简单。
比较 + Adjective means “fairly / rather”: 比较简单. · 比较 + Adjectif signifie “assez / plutôt” : 比较简单.
Read examples in context
I我rather比较prefer喜欢taking坐the subway地铁。
- In the opening example, 这个问题比较简单。: 比较 gives a relative or qualified evaluation of simplicity.
- Explain who acts, what is described and which time or group is relevant before choosing an English paraphrase.
Read examples in context
I我rather比较prefer喜欢taking坐the subway地铁。
- In the opening example, this这个question问题比较简单。: fairly / rather比较 gives a relative or qualified evaluation of simplicity.
- Explain who acts, what is described and which time or group is relevant before choosing an English paraphrase.
Which is correct with a feeling-verb? · Lequel est correct avec un verbe de sentiment ?
比较 goes before the feeling-verb and never stacks with 很: 比较喜欢. · 比较 va devant le verbe de sentiment et ne s'empile jamais avec 很 : 比较喜欢.
Arrange: “I rather prefer taking the subway.” · Ordre des mots : “Je préfère plutôt prendre le métro.”
Subject + 比较 + Verb-phrase: 我 + 比较 + 喜欢 + 坐地铁. · Sujet + 比较 + Groupe verbal : 我 + 比较 + 喜欢 + 坐地铁.
Know the boundary
- 比较 can imply a comparison without naming its standard.
- 很 with an adjective can simply make a natural predicate, not always a strong very; do not build a fixed intensity ranking from the English translations.
Know the boundary
- fairly / rather比较 can imply a comparison without naming its standard.
- very很 with an adjective can simply make a natural predicate, not always a strong very; do not build a fixed intensity ranking from the English translations.
比较 is stronger than 非常. · 比较 est plus fort que 非常.
比较 gives a qualified or relative evaluation; 非常 is a strong intensifier. 很 is not always a strong very in an adjective predicate.
In the opening situation: 比较 gives a relative or qualified evaluation of simplicity.
比较 can imply a comparison without naming its standard. 很 with an adjective can simply make a natural predicate, not always a strong very; do not build a fixed intensity ranking from the English translations. 比较 gives a relative or qualified evaluation of simplicity.
Use the distinction
- 比较 gives a relative or qualified evaluation of simplicity.
- 比较 can imply a comparison without naming its standard. 很 with an adjective can simply make a natural predicate, not always a strong very; do not build a fixed intensity ranking from the English translations.
Read the full reference: HSK 3 grammar — 比较.
Use the distinction
- fairly / rather比较 gives a relative or qualified evaluation of simplicity.
- fairly / rather比较 can imply a comparison without naming its standard. very很 with an adjective can simply make a natural predicate, not always a strong very; do not build a fixed intensity ranking from the English translations.
Read the full reference: HSK 3 grammar — fairly / rather比较.