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Does anybody know M visa can change into a X visa in Kunming?
Now there is a foreign student wants to study Chinese in Kunming,she has a M visa(a kind of visit visa,F).
And when she applys for the student visa,and was told by the Yunan education department that since Sep,1st, other types of visa like L,F, visa according to the new visa policy, can't change into a student visa(x visa).is that ture?

Forums > Study > How to use把ba3

Use 把 to talk about things being put in places
One of the most common uses of 把 is to talk about things being put in places. This is done with the verb 放 (fàng). In fact, the 把 structure is so perfect for describing this that you pretty much have to use 把 in these situations. Here are some example sentences with 把 and 放:
把你的包放在那边吧。
Bǎ nǐ de bāo fàng zài nà biān ba.
Put your bag over there.
我把我买的东西放在桌子上了。
Wǒ bǎ wǒ mǎi de dōngxi fàng zài zhuōzi shàngle.
I put the things I bought on the table.
In both these situations, the 把 structure really is the best way to describe the situation. The object (the bag or the things) are being put somewhere, and that's their disposal.

Use 把 to talk about things being changed
If the object gets changed or altered in some way, you should probably use 把. This is especially true if the objects gets changed into something else. Let's have a look at some examples:
把面包切成三片。
Bǎ miànbāo qiè chéng sān piàn.
Cut the bread into three slices.
你能不能把这些句子翻译成英文？
Nǐ néng bùnéng bǎ zhèxiē jù zǐ fānyì chéng yīngwén?
Can you translate these sentences into English?
Use 把 to talk about things being finished or used up
Another common use of the 把 construction is to describe things being finished or used up. This works because the object has been directly affected – there's less of it now (at least figuratively). Some examples:
我把作业做完了。
Wǒ bǎ zuòyè zuò wánle.
I've finished the homework.
不要把我的啤酒喝完了。
Bùyào bǎ wǒ de píjiǔ hē wánle.
Don't finish off all my beer!