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    我并没有生气 (I am not angry)

    Grammar & Usage

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    How it works

    This phrase translates to 'I am not angry'. It uses '我' (wǒ) for 'I', '并 (bìng)' for emphasis (often translating to 'actually' or 'really'), '没有 (méiyǒu)' for negation (past or current state), and '生气 (shēngqì)' meaning 'to be angry'. The '并' here strengthens the negation, implying a contrast to a prior assumption.

    Sample sentences

    你误会了，我并没有生气。

    You misunderstood, I am not angry.

    别担心，我真的并没有生气。

    Don't worry, I am really not angry.

    虽然她看起来严肃，但她告诉我她并没有生气。

    Although she looked serious, she told me she wasn't angry.

    Quick facts

    negation_emphasis:The adverb '并 (bìng)' is used before '没 (méi)' or '不 (bù)' to emphasize a negation, often correcting a misunderstanding or expectation. It means 'actually not' or 'really not'.

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    Example

    你误会了，我并没有生气。

    You misunderstood, I am not angry.

    别担心，我真的并没有生气。

    Don't worry, I am really not angry.

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