Quantities & Commonality
数量共性
By the end of this unit, you'll be able to describe quantities and commonalities, express outcomes of actions, indicate movement directions, and detail how actions are performed.
What You'll Be Able to Do
By the end of this unit, you will master four practical skills:
Listen
You can understand descriptions of quantities and commonalities, as well as the outcomes of actions in various contexts.
Speak
You can describe how many items there are, express the results of your actions, indicate where you are going, and explain how well something is done.
Read & Write
You can read simple sentences that describe quantities and actions, and write about the outcomes of actions and how they are performed.
Culture & Use
You can use appropriate expressions for describing quantities and actions in everyday situations, enhancing clarity in communication.
Lessons in this Unit
4 lessons. Complete them in order for the best learning experience.
Counting the Many
Discuss the abundance and diversity of things, expressing quantities from the majority to the minority. Use these words to describe parts of a whole and how they relate to each other.
All Together Now
Discuss how things can be the same or different, explore what is included or excluded, and describe situations happening simultaneously or everywhere.
Commonly Seen and Used
Discuss the main aspects of everyday life with words related to what is common, frequent, and ordinary. You'll be able to talk about the Mandarin language and the great amount of things we encounter regularly.
Ordinary Convenience
Discuss how everyday life can be made easier with convenient options like instant noodles and supermarkets, while also exploring the idea of regularity and repetition in routines.
Unit Review
After completing all 4 lessons, take the cumulative review to consolidate everything you've learned in this unit.
HSK 2 Unit 10 Review
Test your mastery of all 32 words and 4 grammar patterns from this unit.
HSK 2 Unit 10 Exam Practice
A short mock exam — listening + reading — drawn from this unit's vocabulary, grammar, and lessons.