Unit 22: Review and Study Guide

New Vocabulary

ADVERBS

dào

on the contrary, but

gănkuài

quickly

CONJUNCTIONS

jiéguŏ

as a result

COVERBS

bèi

(indicates passive)

IDIOMATIC EXPRESSIONS

jiùmìng

“help!”

méi cuò

“that’s right”

méi shémme

“you’re welcome”

suànle

“forget about it”

yīnggāide

“something one ought to do”

zĕmme huí shì(r)

“what’s the matter?”

MEASURES

bèi

time(s)

MOVEABLE ADVERBS

yĕxŭ

perhaps, maybe

zăowăn

morning and evening

NOUNS

biànhuà

change

chēhuò

car accident

cuò

error, mistake

dàifu

doctor

dòng

hole

fèi

lung

fèiyán

pneumonia

guójiā

country

húnshēn

entire body

hùzhào

passport

jièshūzhēng

library card

jìn(r)

energy

kūlong

hole

mă

horse

mă

road

píbāo

purse

qiánbāo

wallet

qìwēn

temperature

Rénmínbì

RMB (PRC currency)

Táibì

NT (Taiwan currency)

tèzhēng

special characteristic

tóu

head

wēixiăn

danger

xiăotōu

thief

xiūchēfèi

cost of repairing a vehicle

xuéshēngzhèng

student I.D.

yàngr

appearance, shape

zhèngjiàn

identification paper

zìxíngchē

bicycle

PATTERNS

...déle

...and that will do

fēi...bù kĕ

must

guài...-de

quite, rather

PHRASES

bú dà

not very much

guò mă

cross the road

PLACE WORDS

Guóyŭ Zhōngxīn

Mandarin Center

jĭngchájú

police station

Shī

National Taiwan Normal University

yīyuàn

hospital

PRONOUNS

zámliă

the two of us

RESULTATIVE COMPOUNDS

jiăndào

pick up

nàobuhăo

suffer from an illness and not get better

păodiào

run away

păohuíqu

run back

shuōbudìng

not be able to say for sure

yòngbuzháo

not need to

yòngwán

finish using

zhăohuílai

find and get back

zhuāzhù

catch hold of

RESULTATIVE ENDINGS

-diào

away

-dìng

fixed, settled

-huílai

come back

-huíqu

go back

SPECIFIERS

nèixiē

those

STATIVE VERBS

dăoméi

be out of luck

ĕxin

be nauseous, feel like vomiting

hésuàn

be worthwhile

be worried, anxious

téng

be painful, hurt

wēixiăn

be dangerous

SURNAMES

Ye

VERBS

chéng

become, turn into

dānwu

delay, get held up

diào

fall, drop; lose

diū

lose

duŏ

dodge, avoid

fāshēng

happen

gănmào

catch cold

huán

give back

jiăn

pick up

jiănchá

inspect, examine

jiè

borrow; lend

scold, curse

nào

suffer (from an illness)

péi

compensate, pay damages

piàn

trick, deceive

break, tear

qiáo

look

sīliăo

settle privately

tōu

steal

spit, throw up

xiū

repair

yuàn

blame

zhuā

catch

zhuàng

bump into, collide with

VERB + POSTVERB

huángĕi

give back to

păodào

run to

zhuănchéng

turn into

VERB-OBJECT COMPOUNDS

fāshāo

have a fever

kànbìng

see a doctor

qiānmíng

sign one’s name

shēngbìng

become sick

shīhuŏ

fire breaks out

shòushāng

suffer injury, be hurt

zháoliáng

catch cold

xiūchē

repair a vehicle

Major New Grammar Patterns

PASSIVE: Tā bèi lăoshī màle. “He was scolded by the teacher.” (22-2)

FĒI...BÙ KĔ:Nĭ fēi qù bù kĕ. “You must go.” (22-2)

BÈI TO EXPRESS “TIMES”: Tāde fángzi bĭ wŏde dà yíbèi. “Her house is twice as big as mine.” (22-3)

JIÈ AS “BORROW” AND “LEND”: Wŏ néng bu néng gēn nĭ jiè yidianr qián? “Could I borrow some money from you?”, Jīntiān shi xīngqītiān, suóyi túshūguăn bú jiè shū.Today is Sunday, so the library doesn’t lend books.(22-3)

SENTENCE + DÉLE: Nĭ qù déle. “If you go, then it will be O.K.” (22-4)

GUÀI...-DE: Nèige gùshi guài kĕpàde. “That story is quite scary.” (22-4)