July 14, 2025
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1) 明天我去北京。
2) 我去北京两天。
3) 去年我去了北京。
4) 两天后我去北京。
5) 结婚前我去北京。
6) 明年我要去北京两次。
7) 我没去北京半年了。
8) 每天夏天我去北京半个月。
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练习
1) 明天我去北京。
2) 我要去北京两天。
2) 我要去北京两天。
5) 结婚前我去北京。
6) 明年我要去北京两次。
7) 我没去北京半年了。
July 15, 2025
谢谢你！
练习
1) 明天我去北京。
2) 我去北京两天。
3) 去年我去了北京。
4) 两天后我去北京。
5) 结婚前我去过北京。(或：我结婚前去过北京。)
5) 结婚前我去过北京。(或：我结婚前去过北京。)
6) 明年我要去北京两次。
7) 我半年没去北京半年了。
7) 我半年没去北京了。
8) 每天年夏天我去北京半个月。
8) 每年夏天我去北京半个月。
July 14, 2025
谢谢你！Would you mind explaining, why the 5th sentence isn't possible without 过？
July 14, 2025
Certainly not.
“过” is the symbol of the past tense, like "ed" in English.
Since “去北京” is happened in the past, we use “过” after the verb “去” to represent the tense.
July 14, 2025
It's also OK to use “了” to show that “去北京” is happened in the past. But the meaning is a little different from “过”.
For example,
“结婚前我去了北京一趟”: I went to Beijing right before I got married.
“结婚前我去过北京。”: I have been to Beijing before I got married.
July 14, 2025
But both of them can simply mean: I went to Beijing before I got married.
July 14, 2025
谢谢你！I suppose the version with 过 is more natural then.
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5) 结婚前我去北京。
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8) 每天夏天我去北京半个月。
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