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一点儿(yì diǎnr) VS 有(一)点儿 (yǒu (yì)diǎnr)

“ 有 一 点 儿 (yǒu yì diǎnr)“ is put before an adjective as an adverbial

modifier, and “ 一 ” can usually be omitted. Generally, it is used to

describe something dissatisfying, uncomfortable, or against one’s

wishes.

有(一)点儿 + verb/adjective

For example:

 我有(一)点儿累。(Wǒ yǒu (yì)diǎnr lèi.)

I`m a little tired.

 我有(一)点儿感冒。(Wǒ yǒu (yì)diǎnr gǎnmào.)

I feel a little cold

 这件衣服有(一)点儿贵。(Zhè jiàn yīfu yǒu (yì)diǎnr guì.)

This piece of clothing is a little bit expensive.

“ 一 点 儿 (yìdiǎnr)” is placed after an adjective or verb as a

complement which indicates that the degree of the adjective or verb is

lighter or less. “一”also can be omitted.

verb/adjective +(一)点儿

For example:

 这条裙子比那条裙子贵(一)点儿。(Zhè tiáo qúnzi bǐ nà tiáo qúnzi guì (yì)diǎnr.)

This dress is a little more expensive than that one.

 跑快(一)点儿。(Pǎo kuài (yì)diǎnr.)

Run faster.

Now, let’s do some exercises. Fill in the blanks with 一点儿 or 有(一)点儿:

1. 这双鞋 贵 。(Zhè shuāng xié

This pair of shoes is a little bit expensive.

guì .)

2. 这个表 慢了 。(Zhège biǎo

This watch is a little slow, not too much.

mànle .)

3. 你走 快 。(Nǐ zǒu

You walk a little faster.

kuài .)

4. 他吃得 多 。(Tā chī de

You ate a little too much.

duō .)

5. 我有 钱 。(Wǒ yǒu

I have a little bit of money.

qián .)

6. 今天我

累 。(Jīntiān wǒ lèi .)

Today I’m a little tired.

Key:

1. 这双鞋有(一)点儿贵。

2. 这个表慢了(一)点儿。

3. 你走快(一)点儿。

4. 他吃得有(一)点儿多。

5. 我有(一)点儿钱。

6. 今天我有(一)点儿累。

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