Answer to Why are “He/She/It” all “Ta” in Chinese?

Answer:

1. C
2. A
3. B

Analysis:

1. Tā shì mǎ lì.
她     是 玛 丽。
She is Mary.

In this sentence, the equivalent Chinese character to “she” is tā (她).

2. Tā zhù zài měi guó.
他      住  在  美    国。
He lives in America.

In this sentence, the equivalent Chinese character to “he” is tā (他).

3. Tā shì yī zhī gǒu
它     是 一 只  狗。
It is a dog.

In this sentence, the equivalent Chinese character to “it” is tā (它).

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