Korean Verb Conjugation: Present, Past, and Future Tenses

In Korean, do you need to change the verb form based on the subject of the sentence?

• Yes, always

• Only for informal speech

• No, never

• Only for formal speech

What is the polite low formality ending for present tense verbs in Korean?

• oyo or oeyo

• ayo or eyo

• eyo or oeyo

• ayo or oyo

How do you conjugate the verb 'kada' (to go) in the present tense?

• kado

• kayo

• kayo

• kaeyo

Which verb ending do you use for present tense if the last vowel of the verb stem is 'o'?

• eyo

• oyo

• ayo

• oeyo

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CCSS.L.3.1D

CCSS.L.3.1E

What is the past tense ending for verbs whose last vowel is 'a' or 'o'?

• osoyo

• soyo

• soyo

• aso

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CCSS.L.3.1D

CCSS.L.3.1E

How do you conjugate 'hada' (to do) in the past tense?

• hestayo

• hayo

• hessoyo

• hessayo

What is the formula for simple future tense in Korean?

• Verb stem + goyo

• Verb stem + ayo

• Verb stem + eyo

• Verb stem + halgoyo

How do you conjugate 'kada' (to go) in the future tense?

• kalgoyo

• kalgayo

• kalgoyo

• kalgayo

What is the future tense form of 'mokta' (to eat)?

• mokgayo

• mokgayo

• mokgoyo

• mokgoyo

What is a recommended method to practice and remember Korean verb conjugations?

• Using FluentU

• Listening to Korean music

• Watching Korean dramas

• Reading textbooks