Lesson 1 Review

Lesson 1 - HTSK

Overview + Quiz

Hello, How are you?

On the next slide, answer the following questions regarding the way to greet

Multiple Choice

How do you say Hello in Korean?

• 안녕히가세요

• 안녕

• 안녕하세요

• 안녕히계세요

Multiple Select

Which of the following are ways to say "Thank you"?

• 고마워

• 가맙

• 고맙슴니다

• 감사함니다

• 감사해요

잘했어요~~

Just a Refresher...

Verb - a word used to describe an action, state, or occurrence (run,sing,cry)

• IT DOES

Subject- the part of a sentence that contains the person or thing performing the action; "the main star of the sentence"

Object- thing or person that receives the action

Adjective- a word that describes someone or something (pretty, cool)

• IT DESCRIBES

Multiple Choice

What is the subject of this sentence?

The dog tried attacking the mailman.

• The dog

• The mailman

Multiple Choice

What is the verb in this sentence?

Kim Seo Jin grabbed my shoulder.

• grabbed

• shoulder

• Kim Seo Jin

Multiple Choice

What is the object in this sentence?

Alice baked her mother a chocolate cake.

• chocolate cake

• baked

• Alice

• her mother

Sentence Word Order

The English word order goes like... (subject-verb-object)

But....

The Korean word order goes like... (subject-object-VERB)

For example: I - cake - love

The verb ALWAYS comes at the end!!

*Also don't forget the adjective (if theres no verb then the adjective goes at the end instead)

Multiple Select

Determine which sentences have the correct word order.

• cat-hate-you

• we-drink-sauce

• she-rice-cooks

• he-handsome

Particles (~는/은 and ~를/을)

~는/은 is used to mark the subject

~를/을 is used to mark the object

Rules:

If it ends in a consonant, use 은 for subject and 을 for object

If it ends in a vowel, use 는 for subject and 를 for object

~이다

• Means "to be"

• When used, it does not have an object

• Used to indicate that a noun is a noun

Multiple Select

저는 남자이다

What does it mean?

The End

Bye!