我们

Wǒmen qù gōngyuán.

We go to the park.

This sentence is a simple statement of action, where '我们' (we) is the subject, '去' (go) is the action or verb, and '公园' (park) is the object or destination of the action.

Wǒmen xǐhuān chī jiǎozi.

We like to eat dumplings.

In this sentence, '我们' (we) is the subject, '喜欢' (like) is the verb, followed by '吃饺子' (to eat dumplings), which is the object of affection.

Wǒmen zài xuéxí zhōngwén.

We are learning Chinese.

The sentence structure is '我们' (we) as the subject, '在学习' (are learning) as the verb, and '中文' (Chinese) as the object.

Wǒmen de jiā zài nǎlǐ?

Where is our home?

This is an interrogative sentence about location with '我们的家' (our home) as the subject and '在哪里?' (where is) as the verb.

Wǒmen de gǒu hěn kě'ài.

Our dog is very cute.

The sentence uses '我们的狗' (our dog) as the subject, '很' (is very) as the adjective amplifier, and '可爱' (cute) as the adjective.

Wǒmen míngtiān jiàn.

We'll see each other tomorrow.

This is the farewell phrase with '我们' (we) and '明天见' (see each other tomorrow). It implies the expectation of seeing the other person tomorrow.

Wǒmen láizì bùtóng de chéngshì.

We come from different cities.

This sentence has '我们' (we) as the subject, '来自' (come from) as the verb, and '不同的城市' (different cities) as the object.

Wǒmen shì hǎo péngyǒu.

We are good friends.

In this sentence, '我们' (we) is the subject, '是' (are) is the linking verb, and '好朋友' (good friends) is the predicate nominative.

Wǒmen xūyào gèngduō de shíjiān.

We need more time.

The sentence structure is '我们' (we) as the subject, '需要' (need) as the verb, and '更多的时间' (more time) as the object.

Wǒmen bùnéng fàngqì.

We can't give up.

The sentence structures around '我们' (we) as the subject, '不能' (can't) as the negative verb modifier, and '放弃' (give up) as the verb.