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Chinese grammar is very similar to English grammar. The most basic form is "Subject-Verb-Object." The biggest difference is that verbs aren't conjugated. Rather, a few time-indicating characters are added to the verb, and those sometimes vary with geography. Therefore, tense isn't extremely emphasized and is highly dependent on the context and surrounding characters.

- There is no plural.

- Pronouns are commonly used.

- The format when using direct and indirect objects is: Subject-"ba"-D.O.-verb-"I.O."

- There are three politeness levels of address: respect, normal, and rude.

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