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Build Change-and-Result Sentences

Arrange the Korean tiles to match each English meaning. Leave out any tiles that shift the tense or build a different construction.

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Question 1

Build the Korean sentence: “Because of next month’s transfer, I will end up moving to another city.” _____

Options: 이사하기로, 다음 달 발령으로 다른 도시로 이사하게 될 거예요., 결정했어요.

Question 2

Build the Korean sentence: “By reading the examples repeatedly, I come to understand the expression’s meaning.” _____

Options: 예문을 반복해서 읽으면 표현의 의미를 알게 돼요., 됐어요., 되겠어요.

Question 3

Build beginning with 내년에: “When the new department opens next year, I will end up working there.” _____

Options: 근무하기로, 했어요., 내년에 신설될 부서에서 근무하게 될 거예요.

Question 4

Build beginning with 안전 교육을 받은 뒤: “After receiving safety training, I came to understand why the rule was necessary.” _____

Options: 안전 교육을 받은 뒤 규칙이 필요했던 이유를 이해하게 됐어요., 이해하기로, 했어요.

Question 5

Build beginning with 새 노선을 이용하면: “When I use the new route, I end up transferring twice every morning.” _____

Options: 환승하기로, 새 노선을 이용하면 매일 아침 두 번 환승하게 돼요., 정했어요.

Question 6

Build the Korean sentence: “If we discuss our views, we will come to make concessions.” _____

Options: 양보하기로, 했어요., 의견을 나누다 보면 양보하게 될 거예요.

Question 7

Build beginning with 수면 습관을 바꾼 뒤: “After changing my sleep routine, I ended up not drinking caffeine.” _____

Options: 마시기로, 수면 습관을 바꾼 뒤 카페인을 안 마시게 됐어요., 했어요.

Question 8

Build beginning with 박물관의 갑작스러운 휴관으로: “Because the museum closed unexpectedly, we could no longer see the special exhibition.” _____

Options: 않기로, 박물관의 갑작스러운 휴관으로 특별전을 관람하지 못하게 됐어요., 했어요.

Question 9

Build the Korean sentence: “For my health, I decided to quit smoking.” _____

Options: 금연하게, 됐어요., 건강을 위해 금연하기로 했어요.

Question 10

Build beginning with 대청소를 마친 뒤: “After the big cleanup, the old building became much cleaner.” _____

Options: 대청소를 마친 뒤 낡은 건물이 훨씬 깨끗해졌어요., 깨끗해지기로, 했어요.

Practice Build Change-and-Result Sentences 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 Build Change-and-Result Sentences in everyday Korean.

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