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好,好一点,最好。。。(我需要一嗲日帮助) Can someone explain to me further the modifiers 一点(yi1dian3), 更 geng4, 非常 (fei1 chang2), and 最 (zui4)? Do they go before or after a word? Or can it go either way? Also, can 一点 also be substituted for 一些? Out of the two, which one is more used?对呢: 他是更美。

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for quantity (which means when they are adj): 没有<几乎没有<一点<一些<很多<非常多 没有 = don't have 几乎没有 = few / little 一点 = a few / a little 一些 = some 很多 = so many / so much 非常多 = lots of as adv: 一点<很 or 太<非常 一点 = a little 很 or 太= very 非常 = extremely 更 and 最 are used for comparative 更 = more or prefer to...rathar than... 最 = most for example, 在A和B之间,我觉得A更好看。 between A and B, I think A is more beautiful. 我是我们班最高的。 I am the tallest in my calss. there is a word: 最爱 = favourite
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我一点都不喜欢你 我给您买了一点小礼物 我对你有一点动心 我看过他的一些书 他的书我看了一点 我的作业还差一点就完成啦 我更喜欢你 他非常体贴 你对我最好了
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一点 = a little -- before and after 更 = more -- before 非常 = very -- before 最 = most -- before 一些 = several -- before

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