I think it’ll be a good idea to do some review of the grammar we went touched upon within the last two months. Let’s see how many of these concepts you remember without looking these up. I’ll provide the answers in the next post.<\/p>\n
1. What are the two subject marking particles?<\/p>\n
1a. Of the two subject marking particles, which one do you use after consonants?<\/p>\n
2. How would a verb like \uac00\ub2e4<\/strong> be conjugated in the deferential polite?<\/p>\n 2a. How would a verb like \uc790\ub2e4<\/strong> be conjugated in the standard polite form?<\/p>\n 3. If you want to express a vague sense of direction, which two particles do you use?<\/p>\n 3a. Which of the two particles is used after vowels?<\/p>\n 3b. What is the exception to the rule above?<\/p>\n 4. Which particle is used to express an exact location?<\/p>\n 5. How would you construct a Korean sentence like, Minji (\ubbfc\uc9c0<\/strong>) drives (\uc6b4\uc804\ud558\ub2e4<\/strong>)\u00a0from Seoul (\uc11c\uc6b8<\/strong>)\u00a0to Busan (\ubd80\uc0b0<\/strong>).<\/p>\n 6. What are the two topic marking particles?<\/p>\n 6a. Which one is used after a consonant?<\/p>\n 6b. When is the topic marking particle used?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I think it’ll be a good idea to do some review of the grammar we went touched upon within the last two months. Let’s see how many of these concepts you remember without looking these up. I’ll provide the answers in the next post. 1. What are the two subject marking particles? 1a. Of the…<\/p>\n