Question 1
Build the conclusion and background: “I will postpone the walk. The air is hazy.” _____
Options: 산책은 미룰게요. 공기가 탁하거든요., 탁하고, 탁했거든요., 공기를
Tap the tiles to build the Korean sentence shown in English. Use background -거든요, reason -아/어서, or conditional -거든 as the context requires. Three tiles are not used.
Question 1
Build the conclusion and background: “I will postpone the walk. The air is hazy.” _____
Options: 산책은 미룰게요. 공기가 탁하거든요., 탁하고, 탁했거든요., 공기를
Question 2
Build: I will avoid this road because construction is starting. Start with 공사가 시작돼서. _____
Options: 시작되거든요., 공사가 시작돼서 이 길을 피할게요., 피했어요., 길이
Question 3
Build the conclusion and noun background: “I will take the task. My major is history.” _____
Options: 역사학거든요., 전공을, 그 일은 제가 맡을게요. 제 전공이 역사학이거든요., 맡았어요.
Question 4
Build the dialogue: “Please explain slowly.” “Why?” “I am a beginner.” _____
Options: 설명했어요., 천천히 설명해 주세요. 왜요? 제가 초보자거든요., 초보자면, 초보자였거든요.
Question 5
Build the request and background: “Please do not send the file. I already saved it.” _____
Options: 파일은 보내지 마세요. 이미 저장했거든요., 저장하거든요., 저장하면, 저장할게요.
Question 6
Build: I brought a jacket because the air was cold. _____
Options: 차가웠거든요., 공기가 차가워서 겉옷을 챙겼어요., 차갑거든, 챙길게요.
Question 7
Build: Class was canceled because the power went out. _____
Options: 전기가 끊겨서 수업이 취소됐어요., 끊기거든, 취소할게요., 전기를
Question 8
Build: If a problem comes up, please tell me right away. _____
Options: 생기거든요., 문제가 생기거든 바로 알려 주세요., 생겨서, 알렸어요.
Question 9
Build the conclusion and background: “I will take a taxi. I do not have a license.” _____
Options: 없었거든요., 택시를 탈게요. 면허가 없거든요., 없어서, 면허를
Question 10
Build: When the door opens, come in. Then add that right now a meeting is in progress. _____
Options: 열리거든요., 문이 열리거든 들어오세요. 지금은 회의 중이거든요., 회의이면, 들어왔어요.
Practice Building sentences in the right information order with this interactive sentence-building exercise of 10 questions. Tap the words into the correct order to build each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get detailed feedback on every sentence.
Practicing grammar in real sentences — rather than memorising rules in isolation — is one of the most effective ways to make a structure stick. You can retry as many times as you like to build accuracy and confidence using Building sentences in the right information order in everyday Korean.
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