Success in the GCSE Chinese writing exam isn’t just about vocabulary—it hinges heavily on how well you can manipulate grammar to express complexity, clarity, and cohesion. Examiners reward students who demonstrate a range of sentence structures, accurate use of grammar, and a flair for idiomatic expression. In this post, we’ll unpack the most useful and most rewarded grammar structures to elevate your Chinese writing from average to exceptional.

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