How “打算” is used in sentences:

1. To Express a Future Plan or Intention

   • Chinese: 我打算明年去中国。

   • English: I plan to go to China next year.
     "打算" shows what the speaker is planning to do.

2. To Ask About Someone's Plans

   • Chinese: 你周末打算做什么？

   • English: What do you plan to do this weekend?
     "打算" is used to ask about someone’s upcoming plans.

1. To Talk About a Group’s or Someone Else’s Intentions

   • Chinese: 公司打算开一个新分店。

   • English: The company plans to open a new branch.
     "打算" describes the company’s future actions.

Common sentence structure:

• Subject + 打算 + verb phrase

  • 我打算学习汉语。

  • I plan to study Chinese.

• Subject + 打算 + time + do something

  • 他打算下个月搬家。

  • He plans to move next month.

Examples in Different Contexts:

1. Personal Future Plan:

   • Chinese: 她打算明年换工作。

   • English: She plans to change jobs next year.

2. Group or Company Plan:

   • Chinese: 学校打算增加更多的课外活动。

   • English: The school plans to add more extracurricular activities.

3. Asking About Intentions:

   • Chinese: 你打算什么时候开始写作业？

   • English: When do you plan to start your homework?

Summary:

"打算" is used to:
✅ State what someone intends to do ("I plan to travel.")
✅ Ask about plans ("What do you plan to do?")
✅ Describe future actions of individuals or organizations

How “遇到” is used in sentences:

1. To Meet Someone Unexpectedly (to run into)

   • Chinese: 我在超市遇到老朋友了。

   • English: I ran into an old friend at the supermarket.
     "遇到" describes an unexpected meeting.

2. To Encounter a Situation or Problem

   • Chinese: 他在工作中遇到了一些困难。

   • English: He encountered some difficulties at work.
     "遇到" is used when facing challenges or issues.

3. To Experience an Event

   • Chinese: 昨天我们遇到了大雨。

   • English: We got caught in heavy rain yesterday.
     "遇到" refers to experiencing something unexpectedly.

Common sentence structure:

• Subject + 遇到 + object (person/situation/problem)

  • 她遇到了一个有趣的人。

  • She met an interesting person.

• Often followed by something unexpected or unplanned

  • 遇到问题 – to encounter a problem

  • 遇到麻烦 – to run into trouble

  • 遇到老同学 – to run into an old classmate

Summary:

"遇到" means:
✅ To meet someone unexpectedly (I ran into a friend.)
✅ To encounter a situation or problem (She encountered difficulties.)
✅ To experience something by chance (They ran into heavy traffic.)

Common Uses of “够” in Sentences:

1. 够 + Noun – “There is enough of (something)”

Used to express sufficient quantity.

• Chinese: 钱够了，我们可以买票。

• English: The money is enough, we can buy tickets.
  → "够" means there is enough money.

2. 够 + Verb – “Able to (do something)” because of sufficiency

Used to say there is enough strength/ability/time/etc. to do something.

• Chinese: 他跑得不够快。

• English: He doesn’t run fast enough.
  → "够" means his speed isn't sufficient.

3. Subject + 不够 + Adjective – “Not enough (in degree)”

Used to say that something is lacking in amount or degree.

• Chinese: 我不够高，够不着那本书。

• English: I’m not tall enough to reach that book.

4. 够 + Adjective + 的 – Emphasizing a strong degree, often emotionally (colloquial)

• Chinese: 你够聪明的！

• English: You’re really smart!
  → "够" used to emphasize how smart someone is (often with a tone of surprise or sarcasm).

Summary:

• “够” means “enough” or “sufficient.”

• It can describe quantity (enough water), degree (fast enough), or ability (enough to do something).

• It can also be used colloquially to express strong emotion or emphasis.

动词-想做（准备）。。。

要做。。。

计划，考虑 

verb

• 1. intend

• 2. plan