1. Preposition：给 "for" 给，meaning 'for' in English, as a preposition refers to the object or purpose.
2. Prepositions：给 "to" 给 as a preposition also refers direction, meaning 'to' in English.
3. Preposition: 给 to express passive voice 给 can express passive voice. It can either replace 被 or be used with 被. Compared with 被, 给 is more casual.
4. Verb: 给 "give; grant; hand" Most verbs in Mandarin are used with no object or a single, direct object. 给, when used as a verb, means "give; grant; hand". It can be used with both direct and indirect object.
5. Particle: can be used before certain verbs for emphasis "给" as a Particle can be used before certain verbs for emphasis.
6. Three most common structures 3 most common structures that contains.
7. Word order problem 1 When prepositional phrase with 给 used as adverbial, it can be placed between subject and predicate.
8. Word order problem 2 Modal verbs should be placed before prepositional phrase with 给.
9. 给 vs. 对 给 and 对 as prepositions sometimes can be interchangeable. 对-而言，对-来说 are fix expressions.
10. 给 vs. 让 Although 给 also has the meaning of 让, it normally means to give. When 让 means to grant someone the right to do something, it can not be replaced by 给.
11. 给 vs. 向 As prepositions, 向 and 给 sometimes can replace each other. When 向 is used to emphasize the direction, it cannot be replaced by 给。
12. 给 vs. 送 送 is a verb, meaning "give sb. sth. as a gift"; or "see sb. off; escort or provide transportation for sb. 给 can be a verb, a preposition or a particle.
13. Miscellaneous about 给 买 cannot be followed by two objects. It needs preposition 给 to take the indirect object.
14. 给 in 把 sentence Prepositional phrase with 给 can be used in a 把 sentence.
15. 给 + question word 给 can be followed by a question word 谁 to raise a question.
