Korean Grammar Basics

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I think 6th question should be true, since the sentence can mean that Paul goes from school

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Korean Grammar Basics

Korean Grammar Basics

Question 1 of 12 Question 1 of 12

Korean sentence structure : The verb comes last.

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Question 2 of 12 Question 2 of 12

Object markers are 이/가 and subject markers are 을/를

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Question 3 of 12 Question 3 of 12

When the verb of a sentence is a state verb, ' N에서' is used to mean 'in N ' or 'at N '.

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Question 4 of 12 Question 4 of 12

폴이 학교에 있어요. ( 폴:Paul, 학교: school)

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Question 5 of 12 Question 5 of 12

폴이 도서관에서 공부해요. ( 도서관: library, 공부해요: study)

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Question 6 of 12 Question 6 of 12

폴이 학교에서 가요 ( 학교: school, 가요: go)

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Question 7 of 12 Question 7 of 12

폴이 미국에서 왔어요. ( 미국: America, 왔어요: came)

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Question 8 of 12 Question 8 of 12

Conjugation rule ) If the Verb/Adjective stem has ' ㅏ' or 'ㅗ' vowel , add 어요 to the stem to form the present tense For example: 살다 -> 살어요.

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Question 9 of 12 Question 9 of 12

Conjugation rule ) The verb ending in 하다 ( to do) becomes 해요 For example: 공부하다 -> 공부해요

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Question 10 of 12 Question 10 of 12

저는 한국어를 공부해요. 그리고 Kpop을 들어요. = 저는 한국어를 공부하고 Kpop 을 들어요.

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Question 11 of 12 Question 11 of 12

그래서 means 'but'

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Question 12 of 12 Question 12 of 12

When pronouns are obvious, you don't have to say them in Korean.

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Conjugation rule )
If the Verb/Adjective stem has ' ㅏ' or 'ㅗ' vowel , add 어요 to the stem to form the present tense
For example: 살다 -> 살어요.

Conjugation rule )
The verb ending in 하다 ( to do) becomes 해요
For example: 공부하다 -> 공부해요

저는 한국어를 공부해요. 그리고 Kpop을 들어요.
= 저는 한국어를 공부하고 Kpop 을 들어요.