得 Grammar 1 Complements (I) (Textbook p. 182, IC 4th ed,) 得 得 The particle (de) can be used after a verb or an adjective. This lesson mainly deals with 得 as it appears after a verb. What follows in the construction introduced in this lesson is called a descriptive complement, which can be an adjective, an adverb, or a verb phrase. These complements serve as comments on the actions expressed by the verbs theat 得。 precede You learn Chinese well. I write characters slowly. I often go to bed late. He sings well and dances well too. 得+ Language Practice A: Verb+ complement (Textbook, p. 189) 请先跟你的同学练习说中文，然后再写【Please practice speak.ng with your classmate first, then write.】 _______________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ Language Practice D: Run in the family (Textbook, p. 190, 4th edi.)
Grammar 1 Complements 得 (I) (Textbook p. 182, IC 4th ed,) The particle 得 (de) can be used after a verb or an adjective. This lesson mainly deals with 得 as it appears after a verb. What follows 得 in the construction introduced in this lesson is called a descriptive complement, which can be an adjective, an adverb, or a verb phrase. These complements serve as comments on the actions expressed by the verbs theat precede 得。 You learn Chinese well. I write characters slowly. I often go to bed late. He sings well and dances well too. Language Practice A: Verb+ 得+ complement (Textbook, p. 189) 请先跟你的同学练习说中文，然后再写【Please practice speak.ng with your classmate first, then write.】 _______________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ Language Practice D: Run in the family (Textbook, p. 190, 4th edi.)