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Mandarin Chinese - HSK Level 2 - Use '得 + Adjective'

Result complements are a kind of verb-complement construction which is composed of a verb followed by a complement. In English, we can differentiate between the concepts of ‘to see’ and ‘to look’ using different verbs and these verbs either include the result (seeing) or do not (looking). However, most Mandarin verbs do not indicate the result and the result complements therefore are added to the verb to indicate the result, degree or state of the action, for example, whether the action was done or not. Use the structural particle '得' to construct the result complement ( ' 得 + Adjective ' ) to indicates result, degree or state of the action with the grammatical structure ' Subject + Verb + 得 + Adjective '. e.g. 我睡得很晚。I slept very late. (In this example, the Mandarin verb is '睡' which means 'sleep' and the result complement of ' 得很晚 ' to indicate late sleeping time.) e.g. 我睡得不晚。I slept not late. b) Use result complement ( ' 得 + Adjective ' ) to indicates result, degree or state of doing something with the grammatical structure 'Subject + (Verb +) Objective+ Verb + 得 + Adjective '. e.g. 我唱歌唱得很好。I can sing very well.