Gym notice

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Passage

学校体育馆使用通知

欢迎大家来体育馆运动。为了让每个人都能健康、安全地锻炼,请大家记住下面几点。

体育馆每天早上六点开门,晚上十点关门。周末和平时一样,都开放。游泳池在一楼,二楼有篮球场,三楼可以跑步和做别的运动。

进体育馆以前,请先换上运动鞋。穿别的鞋进去,容易让地板变脏,也容易让人受伤。运动以前,最好先做十分钟准备活动,这样身体不容易出问题。

游泳的时候,请一定注意安全。孩子游泳,旁边一定要有大人。如果觉得身体不舒服,就马上休息,不要再运动。

用过的东西,请放回原来的地方,让别人也能方便地使用。有问题的时候,可以问一楼的老师,他们很愿意帮助你。

请大家一起爱护体育馆,养成好习惯,每天健康地运动。

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Sentence structure

Key sentences split into meaning units, showing the role of each part.

为了让每个人都能健康、安全地锻炼,请大家记住下面几点。

Connective为了purpose (in order to)

Clause让每个人causative "rang" + object (let everyone)

Modifier都能dou (all) + neng (can)

Predicate健康、安全地锻炼de + verb = adverbial (exercise healthily, safely)

Clause请大家记住下面几点main clause (qing = please)

A fronted "weile + purpose" means "in order to ...," followed by the main clause "qing dajia jizhu ...." The causative verb "rang" means "to make/let someone do": "rang mei ge ren duanlian" = let everyone exercise. The "de" after an adjective turns it into an adverb modifying the verb: "anquan de duanlian" = exercise safely.

穿别的鞋进去,容易让地板变脏,也容易让人受伤。

Clause穿别的鞋进去serial verbs (wear ... go in), as topic

Predicate容易easily / likely to

Clause让地板变脏causative (make the floor dirty)

Clause也容易让人受伤parallel (also make people hurt)

The opening "chuan biede xie jinqu" (wear other shoes and go in) is a serial-verb construction joining two verbs, here used as the topic (subject slot) of the sentence. "rongyi + verb" means "easy/likely to," and "rang + object + result" is causative, "make something become ...": "rang diban bian zang" = make the floor dirty. "bian + adjective" expresses change of state ("become ...").

Questions

Q1How does the gym operate on weekends?

Q2What should you do before entering the gym?

Q3What is needed when a child swims?