看拼音写汉字

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Step 1: read the whole sentence: after running I'm very …, I want a big glass of water. The blank follows “很”, so it is an adjective. Step 2: the pinyin “kě” (third tone) fits two HSK 3 characters: “可” (as in 可以) and “渴” (thirsty). The clause “想喝一大杯水” (want to drink water) shows it must be “渴”. Step 3: how to write it: the water radical “氵” on the left – thirst needs water – and “曷” on the right. Common mistake: writing “喝” (hē, to drink), which has the same right-hand part but the mouth radical “口” instead of “氵”.

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Step 1: “……家了” with “新家” (new home) in the next clause means moving house. Step 2: the pinyin “bān” (first tone) is also the sound of “班” (class, shift), but “班家” means nothing; “搬家” (to move house) is the word. Step 3: “搬” has the hand radical “扌” on the left – you move things with your hands – and “般” on the right. Tip: “班” has “王” on both sides (上班, 班长); “搬” has the hand radical (搬家, 搬东西).

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Step 1: “又……又……” joins two adjectives: the watermelon is big and … – we need a taste word. Step 2: the pinyin “tián” (second tone) gives “甜” (sweet), which suits “西瓜” (watermelon) and the offer “你多吃点儿” (have some more). Step 3: “甜” is “舌” (tongue) on the left and “甘” (sweet) on the right – the tongue tastes sweetness. Don't confuse it with “天” (tiān, sky): different tone and meaning.