Use the preposition word ‘对’ to construct a relationship between Subject and Object. The relationship of the stated Subject and Object is described with a Verb or an Adjective. The grammatical structure ' Subject + 对 + Object + Verb/ Adjective '.

e.g.

运动对身体有好处。 Exercise is good for the body.

In this example, 运动 (exercise) is a subject and 身体 (body) is an object. Their relationship is described with 有好处 (good for).

Use the words ' 还 + 好/可以 ' to express something is ‘fairly good’ or acceptable with the grammatical structure ' Subject + 还 + 好/可以 '

e.g.

A: 你考试考的怎么样？ How about your exam?

B: 我的考试还可以。My exam is not bad.

Use the pair of conjunctions '因为 ..., 所以 ...' to explain causes and consequences with the grammatical structure ' 因为 + Cause, 所以 + Consequence '.

e.g.

因为我不饿，所以我不想去吃饭。

Because I'm not hungry, so I don't want to eat.

Construct complex sentences using two verbs such as invite, let or ask somebody to do something with the grammatical structure ' Subject A + Verb (e.g. 请、让) + Object / Subject B + Predicate '.

e.g.

我请你看电影。I'll treat you to a movie.

老师让我再想想。The teacher asked me to think again.

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