If you're working through HSK 2 and want to tell a friend you've finished your meal or ask whether they've done their homework, this live conversation lesson is for you. The pattern Verb + 完 (wán) — Resultative Complement: Finished — lets you signal that an action is complete, and after roughly ten minutes of speaking practice with AI teacher Mei Lin, you'll be using it naturally.
Place 完 (wán) directly after any action verb to show the action is completely finished, then add 了 to confirm it really happened. The key sentence is:
我吃完了 (wǒ chīwán le) — "I've finished eating."
You can also turn it into a question: 作业做完了吗？(zuòyè zuòwán le ma?) — "Have you finished the homework?" Whether you're reporting that you've finished reading, eating, or doing assignments, the structure stays the same: verb, then 完, then optional 了.
Mei Lin talks with you out loud in real time — no typing. She asks whether you've finished various tasks, and you respond using the pattern. If your grammar or pronunciation slips, she corrects you in the flow of conversation and adjusts to your level. Each lesson targets one grammar point, so the entire session focuses on Verb + 完 (wán) and nothing else.
When you're ready, you can continue with more HSK 2 lessons or try another HSK 2 live lesson, "Come Over Here" covering 来 (lái). To reinforce your writing, use the free printable Chinese worksheet generator for ready-made HSK 1–3 handwriting packs. Your first live lesson is free, no credit card required — just start talking.
完 (wán) is a resultative complement meaning "finished." When you place it right after an action verb and add 了, you're saying that action is completely done. For example, 我吃完了 (wǒ chīwán le) means "I've finished eating." This lesson — titled "All Done!" — trains the pattern through live speech.
Mei Lin holds a real-time voice conversation with you focused solely on Verb + 完 (wán) — Resultative Complement: Finished. She asks whether you've completed tasks like eating or homework, you answer with the pattern, and she corrects grammar and pronunciation as you go. The session takes about ten minutes.
Yes. The structure Verb + 完 (+ 了) works with action verbs like eat, read, and do. 作业做完了吗？(zuòyè zuòwán le ma?) — "Have you finished the homework?" — shows the same pattern applied to a different verb. The lesson practices several so you get comfortable switching.