In Chinese language school, many important and basic Chinese grammar points can be learned with the help of the detailed explanation of the teachers. However, for some students who volunteer in China, their favorite way of learning Chinese language is to talk with Chinese people because they can learn many frequently used expressions and some fixed expressions of certain meanings. For example, the patter 对…不客气is a structure to show that if a person continues to do something that the speaker can’t put up with, this person will be punished severely. You can say like 你再欺负我妹妹，我就对你不客气， carrying the tone of warning.

Another important structure need to be learned is 对…来说 which is mean to consider a person or a thing from a certain perspective. Therefore, it is often used when coming up with suggestions. We can say对外国人来说，汉语的声调确实比较难掌握. Sometimes, it can also be 对…说来. When you hear Chinese people say 对了, should know it is often used to express to think of something all of a sudden. When it is placed at the beginning of the sentence, it acts as an interjection. For instance, 好，现在下课吧。对了，把昨天的作业交给我.

It often happens that you want to describe something and then to emphasize a large amount. In this case, you can use the phrase 多的是which is often used in oral Chinese. It can be an independent clause or acts as a predicate in the sentence. Some students who got internships in China may often say我家里的中文说多的是.

In the sentence为了孩子的将来，多少钱也得去呀, the structure多少A也得B indicates something should be in charge or a certain action should be done or it should reach a certain degree no matter how many there are, no matter how hard it is or no matter how reluctant a person is. Usually speaking, A is replaced by nouns and B is replaced by verbs.