草cǎograss
How 草 is written
Stroke order matters: it sets the proportions of the character and how a reader will parse it. In the trainer these same boxes reject a stroke drawn out of turn.
Examples
草地上有很多花。
Cǎodì shàng yǒu hěn duō huā.
There are a lot of flowers on the grass.
- 草cǎograss
- 地deadverbial suffix
- 上shàngup; to go up; previous
- 有yǒuto have
- 很hěnvery
- 多duōmany
- 花huāflower; to spend
小狗在草地上跑。
Xiǎo gǒu zài cǎo de shàng pǎo.
The puppy is running on the grass.
- 小xiǎosmall
- 狗gǒudog
- 在zàito be at; in
- 草cǎograss
- 地deadverbial suffix
- 上shàngup; to go up; previous
- 跑pǎoto run
Not to be confused with
Characters that look or sound alike. The trainer mixes them into the answer options for exactly that reason — so the difference sticks.
- 菜càidish; vegetable
- 好hǎogood
- 猫māocat