Question 1
You expect your friend to look at pictures. Build a confirmation question: _____
Options: 친구가 그림을 보지요?, 그림이, 봐지요?, 봤지요?
Arrange the word tiles to make the question or reply described. Three tiles are extra; leave them unused.
Question 1
You expect your friend to look at pictures. Build a confirmation question: _____
Options: 친구가 그림을 보지요?, 그림이, 봐지요?, 봤지요?
Question 2
You know the caretaker closes this door. Confirm it: _____
Options: 문이, 관리인이 이 문을 닫지요?, 닫으지요?, 닫았지요?
Question 3
You lift a bag together and expect agreement that it is heavy. Build the question: _____
Options: 가방을, 무거웠지요?, 이 가방이 무겁지요?, 무거우지요?
Question 4
Use the long form to confirm that the building over there is a library: _____
Options: 저 건물이 도서관이지요?, 도서관지요?, 도서관이에요?, 도서관이었지요?
Question 5
Use the long form to confirm that the person is the new doctor: _____
Options: 의사예요?, 저분이 새 의사지요?, 의사였지요?, 의사지만?
Question 6
Use the contracted -죠? form to remind the listener of a fact: _____
Options: 아는죠?, 그 사실을 알죠?, 사실이, 알았죠?
Question 7
Use the contracted form to confirm the new teacher’s profession: _____
Options: 새 선생님은 화가죠?, 화가예요?, 화가였죠?, 화가지만?
Question 8
You have never tried the chair. Ask a neutral question: _____
Options: 편하지요?, 처음 앉아 보는 이 의자가 편해요?, 의자를, 편했어요?
Question 9
You and a friend are both wearing the same shoes and find them light. Ask for agreement: _____
Options: 가벼워요?, 신발을, 같이 신고 있는 이 신발이 가볍지요?, 가벼웠지요?
Question 10
Remind your colleague about a promise made yesterday: _____
Options: 어제 한 약속을 기억하지요?, 기억해요?, 약속이, 기억했지요?
Question 11
You visit the park together and ask for agreement: _____
Options: 조용해요?, 이 공원이 조용하지요?, 공원을, 조용했지요?
Question 12
The explanation is correct. Build an affirmative reply: _____
Options: 아니요,, 틀려요., 네, 그 설명이 맞아요., 맞습니까?
Practice Build neutral and confirmation questions with this interactive sentence-building exercise of 12 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 neutral and confirmation questions in everyday Korean.
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