What you will be able to do
- Extract the visible person, action and setting from a picture or its text description.
- Use the given word in a grammatical position that makes its meaning necessary.
- Write and revise one complete natural sentence before attempting an optional extension.
本文中的中文词语都可以激活，查看词典释义。
Make the given word necessary
This is original HSK 4-style practice, not an official prompt and not a statement of an official length rule.
The core task is one natural sentence from a picture and a given word. Because this text lesson has no image, a precise scene description stands in for it. First list only what is visible; then use the given word without inventing unnecessary facts.
Scene: A traveller is beside a train, holding a suitcase and looking at his watch. Given word: Answer: ，。
Why it works: matches the person, matches the station scene, and naturally marks success after . The sentence is complete and does not invent a destination or a cause of delay.
Scene: A doctor and a patient are talking in a consulting room. Given word: Answer: 。
Why it works: is the visible source of the advice, is the patient, and the action after is grammatical and plausible. Optional extension: after the one-sentence answer is correct, add two or three connected sentences about the problem and result. That extension builds fluency but is not the core picture-plus-word task.
How to work through it
Inventory the sceneread
From each description, write only person, place, visible action and object. Do not add a city, illness or emotion that is not shown.
Parse the given wordread
For 终于, write result after difficulty. For 建议, write person + 建议 + proposed action. Choose the frame that fits the visible scene.
Write one sentencewriting
Write one complete sentence for each scene. Stop at the full stop. The core answer is one natural sentence, not a paragraph.
Picture-word-sentence checkquiz
Check three things: every main noun is visible, the given word is used in its normal frame, and the sentence has a complete predicate. Remove unsupported details.
Optional fluency extensionwriting
Only after the one-sentence answer passes, add two or three connected sentences about a cause or result. Label this extension practice; keep the original answer unchanged.