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Existential sentence (存现句)
An existential sentence puts the place first, then 有/Verb+着, then the thing or person that exists there.
대표 예문
桌子上有一本书。
Zhuōzi shàng yǒu yì běn shū.
There is a book on the table.
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강의 요약
Place + 有/Verb + 着 + Noun Phrase: An existential sentence puts the place first, then 有/Verb+着, then the thing or person that exists there.
Use this pattern to say what exists, appears, or is positioned in a place: 桌子上有一本书, 门口站着一个人, 墙上挂着一张照片. The place comes first. The noun after 有 or Verb+着 is often new or indefinite, with a measure word such as 一本, 一个, 一张.
문형
Place + 有/verb + 着 + noun phrase
States that something exists or is positioned at a place.
桌子上有一本书。
Zhuōzi shàng yǒu yì běn shū.
There is a book on the table.
门口站着一个人。
Ménkǒu zhàn zhe yí ge rén.
There is a person standing at the door.
墙上挂着一张照片。
Qiáng shàng guà zhe yì zhāng zhàopiàn.
There is a photo hanging on the wall.
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