Chinese HSK Grammar: What is the Difference Between "的", "地" and "得"

Welcome to Shasha’s HSK grammar course again. Today, Shasha will teach you the common Chinese grammar point: what is the difference between “的”VS “地”VS “得”?

I’m not kidding, because the pronunciation of these three word are same. So next we are going to talk about how to use the “的, 地, and 得” in Chinese. The pronunciation of these three word are same. All of them pronounced “de” with natural tone. But we cannot make them wrong in writing.

1. “的” is a structural auxiliary word which attached at the back of an attributive modifier. It is a kind of symbol of attributive.
And I can give you some structures.
Adj.+的+N./ Sb.+的+Sth./ Sb.+的+Sb.
But in this structure , “的”can be omitted. You can say “他哥哥”/“我姐姐”also.
2. “地” is a structural auxiliary word which attached at the back of the adverbial modifier. It is a kind of symbol of adverbials.
Here is a structure also.
Adj.+地+V.
3. “得” is a structural auxiliary word which attached at the back of the verb or adjective, the front of complement. It is a kind of symbol of complement.
The structure is “V.+得+adj.”

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