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有一天: past as well as future?
I'm told that to express something as "one day" in the future, it's 「有一天」. For example, 「我希望有一天能够说好华语。」"I hope that one day I can speak Chinese well."
Would you also use this to the English idiom "on …
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病了: Function of 了
I came across the following sentence:
我病了。
I know 了 has many functions, and I believe one of them is a completive marker (past tense). But this sentence is apparently in the present, based on the c …
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