BEI Alternation C

‘I ate my meal. / I had my meal.’

‘Old Wang is very sad.’

‘You can touch the screen.’

‘I saw a cow.’

‘I saw that tiger.’

‘My elder sister smelled fragrance of flower.’

‘I am thinking about a problem.’

‘Xiaoming asked his Mom for some money.’

‘After a while, the tiger appeared.’

‘Little Wang is ill today.’

‘The ground (has) dried.’

‘I am hungry.’

‘He shouted at me in loud voice.’

‘The classmates sang loudly.’

‘Grandma sat on the sofa.’

‘My younger brother is beating the door of my room.’

‘The water is boiling.’

‘They can make cars.’

‘Little Li blinked at me.’

‘Dad broke the stick.’

‘Grandpa brought a little white rabbit to Little Ming.’

‘The workers are building a bridge.’

‘The house is still burning.’

‘Policemen may carry guns.’

‘The classmates are climbing the mountain.’

‘Do you ordinarily cook meals yourself?’

‘Grandpa is coughing.’

‘He is covering the table.’

‘The policeman covered the dead body with white cloth.’

‘My younger sister is crying.’

‘I cut meat with a knife.’

‘Grandma is digging for potatoes.’

‘The leaves fell.’

‘I feel cold.’

‘I feel painful.’

‘I filled the pail with water.’

‘The little boy followed his father.’

‘He often frightens me.’

‘I gave her some money.’

‘I went (to Beijing).’

‘Uncle ground the soybeans with a stone mill.’

‘I heard the gunshot.’

‘You should help him.’

‘What are you hiding?’

‘He hit me with a stick.’

‘He jumps on the playground. / He is jumping on the playground.’

‘Wu Song killed a tiger.’

‘I know your name.’

‘The kid is laughing.’

‘I will leave Beijing (for Shenzhen) next month.’

‘I like Shanghai.’

‘Grandpa lives in Shanghai.’

‘The workers loaded hay onto the truck.’

‘I met Xiao Li yesterday at the airport.’

‘Please peel two apples for me.’

‘My younger brother is playing (ball) on the playground.’

‘Mom poured water into the pail.’

‘The teacher is pushing a box.’

‘He put that book on the bookshelf.’

‘It is raining.’

‘Old Liu got a bag of rice (from his boss).’

‘The ball is rolling on the ground.’

‘Xiao Ma is running.’

‘My elder brother said to Mom, "I want to go, too".’

‘The little girl is screaming again.’

‘The police are searching for the suspect.’

‘I sent an email to him yesterday.’

‘Dad is shaving his beard.’

‘The painter is showing his paintings (to us).’

‘He sat down (at my side).’

‘He stole three cows from Lao Li. / He stole Lao Li's three cows.’

‘She took away the money from me.’

‘Mr Liu and Mr Li are talking.’

‘We tied the horses to the hitching posts.’

‘She wiped the words off the table.’

‘The son hugs his Mom.’

‘Old Wang died last week.’

‘I am looking at that picture.’

‘I wash my clothes myself.’

‘His boat sank yesterday.’

‘The kid tore a book.’

‘My younger sister fears rats.’

‘Mom told me something.’

‘Grandpa taught me two skills.’

‘He is a hunter.’

‘He is putting on his clothes. / He is dressing himself.’