When using "suīrán... dànshì..." structure, what does it primarily communicate?

• A simple statement of fact

• A contrast between two ideas

• A direct command

• A question about preferences

The phrase "tīngshuō" most closely means:

• To speak loudly

• To hear something

• I've heard that...

• To listen carefully

Which grammatical pattern indicates politely ordering food?

• Wǒ yào + quantity + measure word + food

• Hěn + adjective

• Xiǎng + verb

• Qǐng gěi wǒ + number + measure word + food

What does "hěn" typically do in a Chinese sentence?

• Means "very"

• Indicates past tense

• Creates a negative

• Asks a question

"Qǐngkè" in this context means:

• Ordering food

• Paying the bill

• Treating someone to a meal

• Asking for directions

When someone says "Wǒ hěn kǒukě", they are expressing:

• They are full

• They are thirsty

• They are hungry

• They are tired

Which structure shows possession in Chinese?

• Subject + verb + object

• Object + shì + person + de

• Verb + wán le

• Hěn + adjective

"Wàimài" in this text refers to:

• A restaurant

• Food delivery

• A menu

• A waiter

The grammar point "xiǎng + verb" indicates:

• A completed action

• A desire to do something

• A command

• A question

In the phrase "là de chǎoguǒtiáo", what does "de" do?

• Indicates past tense

• Connects an adjective to a noun

• Creates a question

• Means "very"