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Building concessive and reversal sentences

Arrange the Korean tiles to build the requested concessive or reversal meaning. Two tiles are not used.

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Question 1

Build a written sentence stating that a door with a double lock remained open until dawn despite being locked: _____

Options: 이중 잠금장치가 달린 문을 잠갔는데도 새벽까지 열려 있었다., 잠갔으려고, 열리면

Question 2

In polite speech, concede that the room is small but say it was surprisingly comfortable: _____

Options: 좁더라도, 그 방은 좁은데도 놀랄 만큼 쾌적했어요., 쾌적했지만

Question 3

Build a written sentence criticizing the act of becoming careless after receiving a safety warning: _____

Options: 받더라도, 방심하지, 안전 경고를 받고도 끝내 방심했다.

Question 4

In polite speech, say that even if the plan changes, a calm response is still required: _____

Options: 계획이 바뀌더라도 침착하게 대응해야 해요., 바뀌었는데도, 대응했어요.

Question 5

Build a formal pledge to continue rescue work even after losing all support: _____

Options: 잃었는데도, 모든 지원을 잃을지라도 구조를 계속하겠다., 계속했다.

Question 6

Build a formal rhetorical question saying that looking back now cannot change anything: _____

Options: 돌이켜도, 소용없겠는가?, 이제 와 돌이켜 본들 무슨 소용이 있겠는가?

Question 7

Build a sentence saying that, far from offering an explanation, the evidence was even hidden: _____

Options: 해명하기는커녕 증거를 숨기기까지 했다., 해명했는데도, 숨기기는커녕

Question 8

In polite speech, say that the person received neither a promotion nor even a fair evaluation: _____

Options: 승진인데도, 승진은커녕 정당한 평가조차 받지 못했어요., 평가조차커녕

Question 9

In polite speech, dismiss a protest as unable to change anything: _____

Options: 있어요., 항의하고도, 항의해 봤자 달라지는 것은 없어요.

Question 10

Build a sentence saying that repeating the same analysis was futile and left the conclusion unchanged: _____

Options: 같은 분석을 되풀이해 봤자 결론은 같았다., 바뀌었다., 되풀이했지만

Question 11

In polite speech, concede that it was the first day but report unexpectedly skillful performance: _____

Options: 첫날는데도, 첫날인데도 업무를 능숙하게 처리했어요., 처리하더라도

Practice Building concessive and reversal sentences with this interactive sentence-building exercise of 11 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.

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