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Build joint suggestions

Arrange the tiles to make the joint suggestion or reply described in English. Follow any required opener, and leave the two extra form or meaning tiles unused.

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Question 1

Before leaving, make a firm -(으)ㅂ시다 proposal to pack the necessary umbrella: _____

Options: 필요한 우산을 챙깁시다., 챙기읍시다, 챙길까요?

Question 2

When spring comes, make a firm -(으)ㅂ시다 proposal to plant flowers at your class. Begin with 우리 반에서: _____

Options: 예쁩시다, 우리 반에서 꽃을 심읍시다., 심을까요?

Question 3

Because the room is hot, make a firm -(으)ㅂ시다 peer-group proposal to open the classroom window: _____

Options: 열읍시다, 여실까요?, 교실 창문을 엽시다.

Question 4

After class, make a firm -(으)ㅂ시다 proposal to clean the classroom. Begin with 수업이 끝나면: _____

Options: 수업이 끝나면 교실 청소를 합시다., 하읍시다, 청소할까요?

Question 5

Make a firm proposal to help the neighbor with a lot of luggage, placing 먼저 first: _____

Options: 돕읍시다, 먼저 짐이 많은 이웃을 도웁시다., 도와요

Question 6

In a cooking class, make a firm -(으)ㅂ시다 proposal to bake cookies. Begin with 요리 수업에서: _____

Options: 굽읍시다, 구울까요?, 요리 수업에서 쿠키를 구웁시다.

Question 7

Before deciding, make a firm proposal to hear everyone’s opinions. Begin with 결정하기 전에: _____

Options: 결정하기 전에 서로의 의견을 들읍시다., 듣읍시다, 들을까요?

Question 8

Because the weather is nice, make a firm -(으)ㅂ시다 proposal that everyone walk by the river. Begin with 우리 모두: _____

Options: 걷읍시다, 우리 모두 강가를 걸읍시다., 걸을까요?

Question 9

Make a firm -(으)ㅂ시다 proposal to choose a new name for the club: _____

Options: 짓읍시다, 지을까요?, 새 동아리 이름을 지읍시다.

Question 10

Suggest that everyone keep this secret from other people. Begin with 이 비밀은: _____

Options: 이 비밀은 다른 사람에게 말하지 맙시다., 말읍시다, 마세요.

Question 11

Agree with the plan to meet together tomorrow. Begin with 네, 내일: _____

Options: 만나읍시다, 네, 내일 함께 만납시다., 만날까요?

Question 12

Agree that everyone should avoid being late this time. Begin with 네: _____

Options: 늦읍시다, 마세요., 네, 이번에는 늦지 맙시다.

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