Question 1
You expect your friend heard the explanation. Confirm it: “제 설명을 잘 _____”
Options: 들으지요?, 듣지요?, 들어요?
Read each English context and choose the natural long or contracted Korean confirmation question.
Question 1
You expect your friend heard the explanation. Confirm it: “제 설명을 잘 _____”
Options: 들으지요?, 듣지요?, 들어요?
Question 2
Use the everyday contracted form to confirm tomorrow’s plan: “내일 학교에 _____”
Options: 가죠?, 가지요?, 가요?
Question 3
You have seen your friend eat spicy food before. Confirm your expectation: “매운 음식도 _____”
Options: 먹지요?, 먹어요?, 먹었지요?
Question 4
Use the everyday contracted form to seek agreement about a song: “이 노래가 _____”
Options: 좋죠?, 좋아요?, 좋지요?
Question 5
You and your friend are standing outside in winter. Use the long form: “오늘 정말 _____”
Options: 춥지요?, 추우지요?, 추웠지요?
Question 6
You know your friend makes the models personally. Confirm it: “이 모형을 직접 _____”
Options: 만드지요?, 만들지요?, 만들어요?
Question 7
A reservation says Mr Kim is an office worker. Confirm the consonant-final noun: “김민수 씨는 회사원_____”
Options: 지요?, 이에요?, 이지요?
Question 8
A form says the visitor is a nurse. Confirm the vowel-final noun: “직업은 간호사_____”
Options: 이지요?, 지요?, 예요?
Question 9
Use the contracted form to confirm the day: “내일이 주말_____”
Options: 지요?, 이지요?, 이죠?
Question 10
Use the contracted form to confirm a profession: “수아 씨는 의사_____”
Options: 이죠?, 죠?, 지요?
Question 11
You both read the appointment message. Confirm the shared time: “내일 두 시에 _____”
Options: 만나요?, 만났지요?, 만나지요?
Question 12
You both taste the same soup. Use a contracted question to seek agreement: “이 국이 _____”
Options: 맛있어요?, 맛있었죠?, 맛있죠?
Question 13
You already told your friend about the schedule yesterday. Remind them: “제가 어제 _____”
Options: 말하지요?, 말했어요?, 말했지요?
Practice Forming confirmation questions with -지요? with this interactive fill-in-the-blank exercise of 13 questions. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get detailed feedback on every choice.
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 Forming confirmation questions with -지요? in everyday Korean.
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