Grammar Flashcards
Assuming agreement ‘You know,…’
~잖아요
Change of state , ‘become, get to be’
~어/아지다 –> ~어/아져요.
retrospective ‘used to…’
~단
‘after doing (something)’
~(으)ㄴ 다음에 / 후에
‘it would be nice if…’ (to wish)
~(으)면 좋겠다 –> ~(으)면 좋겠어요.
‘intending to…’
~(으)려고
‘intend to…’
~(으)려고 하다 –> ~(으)려고 해요.
‘it is easy/difficult to…’
~기(가) 쉽다 / ~어렵다 –> ~기(가) 쉬워요 / ~어려워요.
‘not N1 but N2’
~말고
Expression of permission ‘one can’
~어도 / ~아도 되다 –> ~돼요.
Expression of prohibition ‘one should not’
~(으)면 안 되다 –> ~돼요.
‘it seems/looks like’
~(으)ㄴ (Past) / ~는 (Present) / ~(으)ㄹ (Future) 것 같다 –> ~같아요.
Change or turn of events, ‘turn out to~’
~게 되다 –> ~게 댔어요.
‘have only to…’,’All one needs is…’
~(으)면 되다 –> ~돼요.
Past situation not continuing or is not true any more
~었었- / ~았었- / ~ㅆ었-
‘there has been an/no occasion of’
~어/아 분 적(이) 있다 / ~없다 –> ~있어요 / ~없어요.
expressing a reason or ground for the subsequent message ‘because’
~(으)니까
‘(be) on one’s way’
~는 길이다 / ~는 길에~ –> 는 길이에요.
Translate: ‘On my way to school’
학교에 가는 길이에요.
Translate: ‘On my way from school.’
학교에서 오는 길이에요.
‘You see, (because)’
~거든요
‘It is [Noun]’
(이)요
‘If one intends to do~’
~(으)려면…
‘Definitely/indeed/ought to/have to’
~어야 / ~아야지요.
Intimate speech style
~어/아
What is the intimate style form of ‘이다’?
이에요 / 예요 –> (이)야
What is the intimate style form of ‘되다’?
돼요 –> 돼
What is the intimate style form of ‘쉽다’?
쉬워요 –> 쉬워
What is the intimate style form of ‘어렵다’?
어려워요 –> 어려워
What is the intimate style form of ‘쉬다’?
쉬어요 –> 쉬어
‘it is more the case of … than the other’ / ‘on the ______ side’
~(으)ㄴ / 는 편이다 –>
A: ~(으)ㄴ 편이에요.
V: ~는 편이에요.
‘Know/don’t know whether (what, who, where, when)…’
~(으)ㄴ / 는지 알다 / 모르다
What is the verb form of the non-past version of ‘~(으)ㄴ지 / 는지’?
~는지
What is the verb form of the past version of ‘~(으)ㄴ지 / 는지’?
~었는지