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    Expressing "do more of" with 多 (duō) as an adjective

    HSK 3
    Degree & Intensity
    Suggestion & Advice

    Structure

    多 + Verb + (一点)

    Explanation

    多 (duō) as an adjective means "more" or "much" and can be used to encourage doing something more often or in greater quantity. It functions as a suggestion or mild command when placed before a verb. This usage is common in everyday advice and encouragement.

    Examples

    • 你应该多吃蔬菜和水果。

      Nǐ yīnggāi duō chī shūcài hé shuǐguǒ.

      You should eat more vegetables and fruits.

    • 平时多运动，身体才会好。

      Píngshí duō yùndòng, shēntǐ cái huì hǎo.

      Exercise more regularly, and your health will improve.

    • 多读书对你有好处。

      Duō dú shū duì nǐ yǒu hǎochù.

      Reading more is good for you.

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