@Echo,is this sentence conditional or future perfect?i think problably you will not like it (can i use keneng hui)'wo juede ni keneng hui 可能会 geng bu xihuan'
@richard,Future perfect.However, as Brendan said, we don't really have tense... so as long as the sentence is correct, you don't really need to worry about what tense it is.--Echoecho@popupchinese.com
@David /Echo,do you know what happen to 'toneandcolor' on PopUp ?he was such help with his supplementary sentences and grammar points. his way of including Hanzi / Pinyin with tones and translation was very useful for us beginner/elementary students.
@dominic.jackson / trevelyan. thankswhat about extention for Safari? i'm reluctant to install another browser. at this time , i copy and paste Hanzi sentences from lesson discussions into adsotrans tool .
@dominic.jackson,when on absolute beginners lessons can you include pinyin and translation so all beginners can learn easier.forming long sentences 'Hanzi' only is definitely more advance
@amber, tks for word order correction.suoyi , 'she is always smiling' (this is considered a continuous action, right?) this would be new to me - 'ta zongshi xiao zhene' what is a tip to use zai /zhengzai or zhe / zhene after a verb/adj is it just context /interchangeable?e.g. they are dancing is zhengzai or zhe use?need to be natural to me for when i'm able to make more complicated sentences.