Question 1
Build beginning with 제가 작년에: “The neighborhood that I visited last year is close to school.” _____
Options: 제가 작년에 방문한 동네는 학교와 가까워요., 방문하는, 동네를
Arrange the tiles to build each Korean sentence. Some modifier or particle tiles are not used.
Question 1
Build beginning with 제가 작년에: “The neighborhood that I visited last year is close to school.” _____
Options: 제가 작년에 방문한 동네는 학교와 가까워요., 방문하는, 동네를
Question 2
Build beginning with 친구가 어제: “The photo that my friend sent yesterday was very beautiful.” _____
Options: 보내던, 친구가 어제 보낸 사진이 아주 예뻤어요., 보낼
Question 3
Build beginning with 제가 어제 저녁에: “The place I went was my teacher’s home.” _____
Options: 가는, 곳을, 제가 어제 저녁에 간 곳은 선생님 댁이에요.
Question 4
Build beginning with 민수가 지난 주말에: “The chair that Minsu made last weekend is very sturdy.” _____
Options: 민수가 지난 주말에 만든 의자가 아주 튼튼해요., 만드는, 의자를
Question 5
Begin with 「저는 친구에게」 and build: “I lent my friend the novel that I finished reading last month.” _____
Options: 읽던, 저는 친구에게 지난달에 읽은 소설을 빌려줬어요., 소설이
Question 6
Build beginning with 지금 도서관에서: “The magazine I am reading at the library now is very interesting.” _____
Options: 읽은, 읽을, 지금 도서관에서 읽는 잡지는 아주 재미있어요.
Question 7
Begin with 「저는 방금」 and build: “I just played the song that my younger sibling finished listening to on the radio yesterday.” _____
Options: 저는 방금 동생이 어제 라디오에서 들은 노래를 틀었어요., 듣은, 듣던
Question 8
Build beginning with 어젯밤에 응급실에서: “The nurse who helped the patient in the emergency room last night was kind today too.” _____
Options: 도울, 어젯밤에 응급실에서 환자를 도운 간호사가 오늘도 친절했어요., 환자에게
Question 9
Build beginning with 아버지가 오늘 아침에 부엌에서: “The family ate the bread that Father baked in the kitchen this morning.” _____
Options: 굽는, 부엌에, 아버지가 오늘 아침에 부엌에서 구운 빵을 가족이 먹었어요.
Question 10
Begin with 「오늘 관광객들은」 and say that they crossed the bridge the architect built over the river last year: _____
Options: 오늘 관광객들은 건축가가 작년에 강 위에 지은 다리를 건넜어요., 강에서, 짓은
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