HSK 3
Master 600 words and intermediate communication skills.
Core Vocabulary
Discover essential HSK 3 words to expand your lexicon.
Featured Grammar
Master these core HSK 3 grammar patterns.
Simple Complements of Result
In Mandarin, simple complements of result are formed by adding a verb or adjective directly after the main verb to indicate the outcome of an action. Common complements like '好' and '完' are essential for expressing whether a task is merely finished or completed to a state of satisfaction and readiness.
Subject + Verb + Result Complement (好/完/etc.) + (Object)Complements of Result '好' vs '完'
While both '好' and '完' can indicate that an action is finished, they carry distinct nuances in HSK 3 grammar. '完' (wán) focuses purely on the completion of a process, whereas '好' (hǎo) implies that the action has been completed successfully, satisfactorily, or that the subject is now prepared for the next stage.
Verb + 完 (Finished) vs Verb + 好 (Done well/Ready)The Preposition '跟'
The preposition '跟' (gēn) is used in Mandarin to introduce the target, partner, or companion of an action. It is often paired with '一起' (yìqǐ) to mean 'together with', and it is a fundamental structure for discussing social activities, travel partnerships, and collaborative tasks in daily life.
A + 跟 + B + (一起) + Verb