A、B、Conjunction + C
Mid-level coordination refers to the structure used when listing three or more items in a series, where intermediate items are connected without an explicit conjunction. In Chinese, items in a list are often separated by the enumeration comma (、) with a conjunction appearing only before the final item. This mirrors patterns like "A、B、and C."
我喜欢看书、听音乐和跑步。
Wǒ xǐhuan kàn shū, tīng yīnyuè hé pǎobù.
I like reading, listening to music, and running.
超市里有水果、蔬菜、肉类和零食。
Chāoshì lǐ yǒu shuǐguǒ, shūcài, ròulèi hé língshí.
The supermarket has fruits, vegetables, meat, and snacks.
她会说中文、英语、法语和日语。
Tā huì shuō Zhōngwén, Yīngyǔ, Fǎyǔ hé Rìyǔ.
She can speak Chinese, English, French, and Japanese.