TO BUY and other verbs that need an object

Attack - Rooster - Etc

Hi guys! Do you know what do the words TO ATTACK and a ROOSTER have in common? Or the words AN ATTACKER and A REPORTER? I will also tell you my 看法 IDEAS on the reality of Mandarin eLearning materials and tell you something more about Chineseffect. This podcast was inspired by the recent attack on our main site.

Comparing - using 比

DAY 26 is dedicated to comparing using 比 Come here to practice and play with interactive features: http://chineseffect.com/day-by-day/day-26/

最 / THE BEST, THE MOST, MOST favourite...

DAY 28 is dedicated to saying that something is THE BEST or that you LIKE something THE MOST - and other useful stuff. It all comes with interactive features and cool animations. http://chineseffect.com/day-by-day/day-28/

TO BUY and other verbs that need an object

Verbs of basic actions (TO BUY, TO EAT, TO DRINK...) usually need to be followed by an object - this podcast will tell you more. To know even more, practice on interactive sentences and play with other multimedia content, visit: http://chineseffect.com/day-by-day/day-25/

WHICH COUNTRY ARE YOU FROM / question word 哪

What do the words WHERE and WHICH ONE have in common? How to ask for someone's nationality? This all is a part of DAY 24: http://chineseffect.com/day-by-day/day-24/ Don't forget - chineseffect is much more than a podcast!