(2-1) Chapter 6

Type the word below in Korean:

to have something come up

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to break a promise/an appointment

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to be excited

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to stand in line

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to be free

Which one is wrong about grammar -(으)니까, (이)니까? Select all that applies.

• the sentence can end with a command or suggestion

• it cannot be combined with past tense form together

• can be used with verbs and adjectives only

• the closest meaning of it in English is 'since..'

Choose the wrong sentence about -(으)니까, (이)니까 usage.

• 오늘은 바빠니까 내일 만납시다.

• 길이 많이 막혔으니까 다시 집으로 왔어요.

• 커피니까 저에게 맛없어요.

• 지금 청소하니까 좀 도와줄 수 있어요?

When is grammar -는데요/(으)ㄴ데요, 인데요 used? Select all that applies.

• expressing agreement or approval

• when expecting a response from listener

• confirming an already known fact

• expressing surprise or discovery a new fact

Conjugate the following words with grammar -는데요/(으)ㄴ데요/인데요:

힘들다 / 맛없다 / 먹다 / 미국

• 힘든데요 / 맛없는데요 / 먹는데요 / 미국인데요

• 힘들는데요 / 맛없은데요 / 먹는데요 / 미국은데요

• 힘드는데요 / 맛없은데요 / 먹은데요 / 미국인데요

• 힘든데요 / 멋없는데요 / 먹은데요 / 미국는데요

Complete the dialogue using the grammar you learnt in Chapter 6.

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가: 이번 달에 비행기 표를 예매하면 ______(싸다).

나: 저도 오랫동안 여행을 못 ______(가다) 표를 예매할까요?

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Give your answers separated by a comma(,).

E.g. 안녕, 홍길동