A complete collection of repetitive words for the first grade of primary school. Please save them for your children. It is a good helper for Chinese writing.

Dear parents, when your child enters the first grade of primary school, a new chapter in language learning begins. As a unique and interesting vocabulary form in Chinese, reduplicated words are not only the focus of learning for first-grade children, but also a good helper to improve their language expression ability. Today, we will give you a detailed summary of common basic repeated words in the first grade of elementary school. AABB-style reduplication This type of reduplication consists of the repetition of two identical words, making it catchy to read. For example: \”Be happy\”, what a wonderful thing it is for children to go to school happily every day. \”Prosperous\”, during the New Year, there are prosperous scenes everywhere. \”Big and small\”, the schoolbag contains books of all sizes. \”More or less\”, there is more or less some fruit on the plate. \”Peace and peace\”, I hope everyone can go home safely. \”Day and night\”, the teacher works hard day and night for our growth. ABAB-style reduplication This type of reduplication consists of two repeated words separated by \”AB\”. For example: \”Snow is white and snow is white\”, the snowflakes in winter are white and snowy, so beautiful! \”Green and green\”, the lotus leaves in the pond are green and green. \”Fiery red, fiery red\”, the sun is like a big fireball, fiery red. \”Golden\”, the rice fields in autumn are golden, like a golden ocean. \”Black, jet black\”, she has jet black hair. The first character of AABC-type reduplicated words is the same, but the last two characters are different. Like: \”Sparkle\”, the stars sparkle in the night sky. \”Proud\”, he smiled triumphantly after getting perfect marks in the exam. \”With relish\”, the children listened to the teacher\’s story with relish. \”Lifelike\”, the bird in this painting is lifelike. The last two characters of the ABCC formula are the same. For example: \”Gray-haired\”, the old man has gray-haired hair and is a little unsteady when walking. \”Carefully\”, he held the vase carefully. \”Being jubilant\”, the Spring Festival is here, and everyone is jubilant. \”Famous\”, he is a famous calligrapher here. The first character and the third character of ABAC-type repeated words are the same. For example: \”walk around\”, the bird is walking around on the branches. \”Flying here and there\”, the butterflies flew back and forth among the flowers. \”Swim around\”, the small fish swim around in the pond. \”Big and round\”, the watermelon is big and round. \”Tall and big\”, Dad is tall and big. These repeated words not only enrich children\’s vocabulary, but also make their expressions more vivid and interesting. Parents can guide their children to use redundant words to describe the things around them and their own feelings in their daily lives. For example, when taking a walk, you can talk about the \”colorful\” flowers and the \”tall and short\” trees; when eating, talk about the \”sweet and fragrant\” meals. You can also expose your children to more repeated words by reading picture books, children\’s songs, etc. I believe that through continuous learning and accumulation, children can skillfully use these repeated words and lay a solid foundation for future Chinese learning. Let us accompany our children to grow happily in the world of language! Below we have compiled for you some commonly used repeated words in primary schools. AABB style: Have funHeart, happy, peaceful, prosperous, many, many, clear, big and small, more or less, coming and going, inside and outside, up and down, front and back, left and right, day and night. Day and night, every house, right and wrong, ups and downs, thousands and thousands, mountains and rivers, hard work, hurrying, stammering, hesitating, all kinds of things, talking, original, happy, vague, lush , panicked, sneaky, mighty, intermittent, pattering, densely packed. ABAB style: study, consider, discuss, discuss, tidy up, dress up, move, draw, practice, learn, red, gold, green, snow white, black, black, blue Blue, pink, relax, check, check, tick, tick, clack. AABC style: succinct, thoughtful, preoccupied, handed down from generation to generation, elegant, closely related, empty, inactive, eloquent, continuous, vivid, reluctant to leave, vivid, comprehensive, flourishing, polite, relishing, aloof. , whispers, obscurity. ABCC style: jubilant, careful, majestic, triumphant, gray-haired, elegant, famous, whimsical, controversial, angry, pitiful, talented, sparkling, breathless, bright-eyed, decisive, hungry , affectionate, steaming, and hurried. ABAC style: free and easy, talking to oneself, arrogant, self-destructive, lawless, boundless, without a trace, dubious, crowded, perfect, single-minded, one-shot, one-five-ten, once-a-year, diverse, Exactly the same, bit by bit, every move, word and deed, day and night.