Chinese Grammar

Place + 有/坐着 + Noun

Existential Sentences. Used to describe what exists or is present at a specific location. '有' indicates existence; 'Verb+着' indicates a continuous state (like sitting).

Example Sentences

故事里有一个人 (There is a person in the story)

球场里有很多人 (There were many people in the stadium)

前面坐着很多人 (Many people were sitting in the front)

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