Question 1
Build a general habitual -기 때문에 sentence in which an alarm ringing causes someone to wake up: _____
Options: 알람이 울리기 때문에 잠에서 깨요., 울리는, 울려서
Arrange the words to build the sentence that matches the situation. The fog report uses formal style; the other items use 해요체. Leave the extra words unused.
Question 1
Build a general habitual -기 때문에 sentence in which an alarm ringing causes someone to wake up: _____
Options: 알람이 울리기 때문에 잠에서 깨요., 울리는, 울려서
Question 2
Begin with 온라인 주문이 and build a sentence about a busier afternoon: _____
Options: 증가하는, 감소하기, 온라인 주문이 증가하기 때문에 직원들이 바빠져요.
Question 3
Build a short sentence after the rain has ended and left the road wet and slippery: _____
Options: 젖기, 말랐기, 길이 젖었기 때문에 미끄러워요.
Question 4
Begin with 짙은 안개 때문에 and build a formal cause-and-result sentence about a cancelled flight: _____
Options: 안개인, 짙은 안개 때문에 비행기가 결항됐습니다., 안개가
Question 5
Begin with “회원이기 때문에” and build a sentence about voting at a meeting: _____
Options: 회원인, 비회원이기, 회원이기 때문에 회의에서 투표해요.
Question 6
Build a sentence about a team leader's responsibility: _____
Options: 직원이기, 팀의 리더이기 때문에 중요한 결정을 책임져요., 리더인
Question 7
Build a -기 때문에 sentence in which a lost signal causes reconnection: _____
Options: 끊겨서, 신호가 끊겼기 때문에 다시 접속했어요., 끊기는
Question 8
Build a sentence about applying alone because the registration process is currently easy: _____
Options: 등록 절차가 복잡하지 않기 때문에 혼자 신청해요., 복잡하기, 간단했기
Question 9
Build a sentence explaining a failed login: _____
Options: 입력했기, 입력하면, 비밀번호가, 비밀번호를 입력하지 않았기 때문에 로그인하지 못했어요.
Question 10
Begin with “마감이” and build a direct request about a deadline that is approaching now: _____
Options: 임박했으니까요, 임박하니까요, 마감이 임박하니까 지금 서두르세요.
Question 11
Begin with “정전 때문에” and build a sentence about an elevator stopping: _____
Options: 정전이, 정전 때문에 엘리베이터가 멈췄어요., 정전인
Practice Build cause-and-result sentences with this interactive sentence-building exercise of 11 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.
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