문법 Flashcards
Create a sentence for: change of state -어/아지다 ‘become, get to be’
Example: 이번 날씨가 추워져요.
This week the weather become cold
-어/아지다 conjugation patterns
ㅂ irregular : 춥다 -> 추워지다, 덥다 -> 더워지다
으 irregular : 바쁘다 -> 바빠지다, 예쁘다 -> 예뻐지다
ㄹ irregular : 멀다 -> 멀어지다, 길다 -> 길어지다
르 irregular : 빠르다 -> 빠라지다, 다르다 -> 달라지다
하다 : 해
Create a sentence for: sentence ending -잖아요 “You know, …’ (assuming agreement)
- add 잖아요 to base
Example:
A: 날씨가 추워졌어요
B: 비가 오잖아요
A: The weather become cold
B: You know it rained
Create a sentence with: noun-modifying form -던 (retrospective)
- speaker describes past situation as if it was observed in the moment
- situation no longer exists
- when attached to verb stem, a habitual action that did not continue
Example:
좋던 날씨가 흐려졌어요 (adj)
The weather, which had been good, become cloudy (adj)
어제 읽던 책이 없어졌어요 (verb)
The book I was reading yesterday disappeared (verb)
-던 noun modifying
just add 던 to stem base
Adjectives: 좋던, 따뜻하던
Verbs: 읽던 책, 다니던 학교
Create a sentence using: expressing speaker’s wish -(으)면 좋겠다
트와이스가 보면 좋겠어요
I would like to see Twice
Create a sentence: N 때 ‘at the time of N’; -(으)ㄹ 때 ‘When’
N 때: 고등학교 때 수학을 너무 어려워요.
When in high school, math was very hard.
-(으)ㄹ 때 (verb): 공부할 때 음악을 들어요.
When studying, I listen to music
Create a sentence:
- V.S -(으)려고 ‘intending to’
- V.S -(으)려고 하다 ‘intend to’
- V.S -(으)려고 ‘intending to’ : 백화점에 가려고 음식을 먹어요.
I intend to go to the department store to eat food - V.S -(으)려고 하다 ‘intend to’ : 내일 공부하려고 해요
Tomorrow I plan to study
Make a sentence with: -기(가) 쉽다/어렵다 ‘It’s easy/difficult to’
It’s easy: 컴퓨터를 사용하기가 쉬워요
it’s difficult: 이번 학기가 수업을 찾기가 어려웠어요
Create a sentence: N1 말고 N2 ‘Not N1 but N2’
뉴스말고 드라마를 보세요
Not news but drama you should watch
-말고 grammar pattern
When a verb is used -지 말고 is then used
잠을 자지 말고 공부하세요
Not sleep but studying you should do
Create using: expressions of permission and prohibition
- V.S -어도/아도 되다
- V.S -(으)면 안 되다
A: 식당에서 단배 피워도 돼요 (Can you smoke inside the restuarant)
B: 아니요, 피우면 안 돼요 (No you can not smoke)
Create using: -(으)ㄴ/는/(으)ㄹ 것 같아요 ‘it seems like/looks like’
past, present, and future
Past:
어젯밤에 잘 잔 젓 같아요 (verb)
It seems like you slept good last night
시험이 쉬웠던 것 같아요 (adj)
It seems like the exam was easy
Present:
지금 잘 자는 것 같아요 (verb)
It seems like I will sleep now
시험이 쉬운 것 같아요 (adj)
The exam seems easy
Future:
오늘 밤에는 잘 잘 것 같아요 (verb)
Today at night, it seems like I will sleep well
시험이 쉬울 것 같아요 (adj)
It seems like the exam will be easy
Creating using: -게 되다 (change or turn of events)
- mostly used with verbs
저 이번에 장학금을 받게 됐어요
It turns out I will receive a scholarship
Create using: -(으)면 되다 ‘have only to…’, ‘all one needs is…’
비자는 받으면 됐어요
All you need is your visa
Use grammar pattern: doubling of -었 -> -었었 / -았었/ -ㅆ었
- past event that is no longer relevent
파리를 갔었어요
I went to Paris