Question 1
Ask Minsu to find the black bag for you: _____
Options: 민수 씨, 검은 가방을 찾아 주세요., 찾아요., 찾으세요.
Use the meaning cue to build the Korean sentence. Leave out every extra tile.
Question 1
Ask Minsu to find the black bag for you: _____
Options: 민수 씨, 검은 가방을 찾아 주세요., 찾아요., 찾으세요.
Question 2
Ask the employee to write down your address: _____
Options: 적으세요., 직원님, 제 주소를 적어 주세요., 주소에
Question 3
Ask a customer to take a number ticket and then wait briefly: _____
Options: 손님, 번호표를 받고 잠시 기다려 주세요., 기다리세요., 번호표에
Question 4
Ask the students to clean the classroom when class ends: _____
Options: 청소해요., 학생 여러분, 수업이 끝나면 교실을 청소해 주세요., 청소하세요.
Question 5
Ask the listener, as a favor, to move the box and then close the door: _____
Options: 상자를 옮기고 문을 닫아 주세요., 닫어, 닫으세요.
Question 6
Ask the listener to look at this map and then tell you the way: _____
Options: 보세요., 이 지도를 보고 길을 가르쳐 주세요., 지도에
Question 7
Ask Jisu to come to the bus stop: _____
Options: 지수 씨, 버스 정류장에 와 주세요., 오세요., 정류장에서
Question 8
Ask the listener to write your name for you: _____
Options: 써요., 제 이름을 써 주세요., 이름에
Question 9
Ask for one cup of warm tea: _____
Options: 따뜻한 차 한 잔 주세요., 차가운, 두
Question 10
The room is hot. Ask the listener to open the window: _____
Options: 여세요., 방이 더우니까 창문을 열어 주세요., 닫아
Question 11
Build the direction to enter the classroom and open the inner door, not a request: _____
Options: 교실에 들어가서 안쪽 문을 여세요., 열어, 주세요.
Question 12
Build a 해요-style refusal that begins with an apology and refers to this weekend: _____
Options: 어렵습니다., 죄송하지만 이번 주말에는 조금 어려워요., 어려워.
Practice Build Polite Request Sentences with this interactive sentence-building exercise of 12 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 Build Polite Request Sentences in everyday Korean.
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