1. There's not much difference in grammar between Chinese and English. English just follows the same rules as Chinese does, for instance: adjectives modify nouns, adverbs modify verbs and so on. And English is quite forgivable with word order. The main difference between the two languages is that English uses tenses while Chinese doesn't.
2. Totally unlike Chinese, English is made up of letters instead of characters. There are a bunch of prefixes and suffixes for us to learn, too.
3. Some words can be really confusing.
For instance, "set" which has a meaning of "place", has a meaning of "adjust" too.
4. There are many idioms and phrases for us to learn.
5. English borrows so many words from other languages. French is the one from which English borrows the most words.
I know little about English gammars but I hope I made no silly grammatical mistakes!
2. Totally unlike Chinese, English is made up of letters instead of characters. There are a bunch of prefixes and suffixes for us to learn, too.
3. Some words can be really confusing.
For instance, "set" which has a meaning of "place", has a meaning of "adjust" too.
4. There are many idioms and phrases for us to learn.
5. English borrows so many words from other languages. French is the one from which English borrows the most words.
I know little about English gammars but I hope I made no silly grammatical mistakes!
but I can see the three "there be" patterns 
