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https://www.digmandarin.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/bei.png845449Passive sentences are commonly used in Chinese and can cause confusion for foreign learners who are not accustomed to them. To assist in decoding this unique sentence construction, we will delve into the 被字句(bèi sentence structure) and teach you how to use the preposition 被(bèi). The 被字句 (bèi structure) is a passive sentence structure in…