Using "dui" with verbs 对

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Using "dui" with verbs 对 - HSK 2 Grammar

When using 对 (duì) as a preposition, it means "to" or "towards" an object or target. As with all prepositions, you've got to watch out when using this word, as usage of 对 in Chinese doesn't always totally "make sense" or correspond to English at all.

Which following sentence is grammatically correct? *

2 points

我他对了笑。Wǒ tā duìle xiào.

他对我笑了。Tā duì wǒ xiàole.

他我笑了对。Tā wǒ xiàole duì.

对他我笑了。Duì tā wǒ xiàole.

Which following sentence is grammatically correct? *

2 points

我小狗对叫。Wǒ xiǎo gǒu duì jiào.

小狗对我叫。Xiǎo gǒu duì wǒ jiào.

叫我小狗对。Jiào wǒ xiǎo gǒu duì.

对小狗我叫。Duì xiǎo gǒu wǒ jiào.

我儿子对学外语很感兴趣。Wǒ érzi duì xué wàiyǔ hěn gǎn xìngqù. *

2 points

My son is very interested in learning Chinese.

My daughter is very interested in learning foreign languages.

My son is very interested in learning foreign languages.

My son likes learning foreign languages.

观众对比赛结果非常失望。Guānzhòng duì bǐsài jiéguǒ fēicháng shīwàng. *

2 points

The audience is very disappointed with the result of the game.

The audience is very satisfied with the result of the game.

The audience is very disappointed because of the game.

The audience is very disappointed with the game.

我的小女儿对所有动物都很好奇。Wǒ de xiǎo nǚ'ér duì suǒyǒu dòngwù dōu hěn hàoqí. *

2 points

My younger daughter likes all animals.

My younger son is curious about all animals.

My older daughter is curious about all animals.

My younger daughter is curious about all animals.

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