The words before "de" are generally used to modify and limit the things behind "de" and explain what things are like behind "de". The structural form is generally: adjective (pronoun)+noun. Such as: the blue ocean, choppy and boundless.

The words in front of "ground" are generally used to describe the action behind "ground" and explain how the action behind "ground" is. The structural form is generally: adverb+ground+verb. Sunflowers gently nodded and smiled at us in the breeze.

The words after "de" are generally used to supplement the action before "de". The structural form is generally: verb+de+adverb. Xiaoming had a good time in Hai 'an Children's Park.

Summarize with a formula:

Pronouns (or adjectives) first, nouns later, and de yi;

Adverb first, verb later, ground also;

Verb first, adverb later, and you get it.

Examples of modifying sick sentences:

Because Li Hong studied hard, she did particularly well in this Chinese test.

Here, "passed the exam" should be changed to "passed the exam".

In the field, the farmer's uncle is nervously harvesting wheat.

Here, "nervously" should be changed to "nervously".

Example 3: Xiaohua, who helped others, was rated as "Excellent Young Pioneers" by the Municipal Working Committee for Young Workers.

Here, "being helpful" should be changed to "being helpful".