Grammar you drill as vocabulary
Particles, 把/被, modals and complements as drillable lists, not abstract grammar.
8 subtopics · ~2,318 words
Useful grammar groups particles and patterns that show up in daily speech. Read each leaf next to a survival topic: 了 with routine, 把 with food, result complements with transport. Do not binge this category. The site's longer grammar guides (/gramatica) go deeper; these lists are example lexicon. If a row will not fit in a sentence of yours, do not add it to Chinese Trainer SRS yet.
Particles 了 着 过
Completed, ongoing and experiential aspect: frames, not a theory lecture.
63 words →
把, 被 and 让
Disposal, passive and making someone do: the three frames HSK 3–4 actually tests.
292 words →
的, 地 and 得
The three de: adjective, adverb and complement. The costliest mix-up on a written paper.
1473 words →
能, 会, 可以 and 要
Ability, learned skill, permission and wanting: not synonyms, even if Spanish flattens them.
62 words →
Resultative & directional complements
看见, 听懂, 上来下去过来: the Chinese verb does not end at the verb.
109 words →
才, 就, 还, 再, 又, 也
Time, repetition and addition: six particles that change the moral of a sentence.
78 words →
Formal connectors II
从而, 以便, 反之, 鉴于: the second shelf after 因为所以.
28 words →
Question & modal particles
吗吧呢啊嘛: sentence endings Spanish lacks and a Chinese ear hears.
213 words →