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Vietnamese Grammar Point
Preposition 'đầu'

Preposition 'đầu'

Short explanation:

Used to indicate the beginning or start of something.

Formation:

'Đầu' + noun + predicative verb/previous context

Examples:

Đầu năm, tôi đã lập cho mình một số mục tiêu lớn.

At the beginning of the year, I set some big goals for myself.

Đầu tuần này, tôi sẽ bắt đầu tham gia một khóa học mới.

At the start of this week, I will start a new course.

Đầu cuộc trò chuyện, cô ấy đã hỏi một số câu hỏi đơn giản nhưng đầy ý nghĩa.

At the beginning of the conversation, she asked some simple but meaningful questions.

Đầu buổi họp, giám đốc đã thông báo về những thay đổi mới trong công ty.

At the start of the meeting, the director announced the new changes in the company.

Long explanation:

The Vietnamese preposition 'đầu' refers to the head or top portion of something, or to the beginning or start of a period of time. It is typically used in context to specify the initial state, stage, or period. The English equivalent could be 'the beginning of' or 'the start of'. It is important to note that 'đầu' normally precedes a noun in sentence structures.

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