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一点(儿)
yìdiǎn(r)
modifier
一下(儿)
yíxià(r)
verbal measure word

HSK2 TBCL2
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Multiple choice Multiple choice 2

Multiple choice

Do you use yìdiǎn(r) 一点(儿)/一點(兒) or yíxià(r) 一下(儿)/一下(兒)? Choose the answer that matches the context.

You are at a restaurant and the waiter asks what you want to drink. What do you say?
You call your friend to tell him you'll be late. You ask your friend to wait for you. What do you say?
Your neighbour is noisy, and you ask her to be quieter. What do you say?
You talk to a friend about the weather and say it's a little colder than yesterday. What do you say?
Your teacher has just given you a long instruction in Chinese and asks whether you understood or not. What do you say?

Multiple choice

Exercise comparing yìdiǎn(r) 一点(儿)/一點(兒) and yíxià(r) 一下(儿)/一下(兒). Choose the answer that matches the context.

 

A friend is telling you about her favorite song. You don’t know it and ask her to try singing it for you. What do you say?
You and your friends are bored and don’t know what to do. You suggest to try playing ball. What do you say?
You and some fellow students are having a lively group discussion. But one of them says nothing. You encourage him to give his opinion about the discussion topic. What do you say?
You meet a friend on the street, and she asks what you have been doing. You tell her you have brought some things. What do you say?
You are out running with a friend. Your friend seems exhausted, and you tell him to rest for a moment. What do you say?