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Choosing whom and how to honor

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Question 1

You politely tell a classmate what the teacher does every morning. 선생님께서 매일 여덟 시에 _____.

Options: 와요, 와세요, 오세요

Question 2

You speak politely to a customer about young Minsu’s arrival. 민수가 지금 _____.

Options: 와요, 오세요, 오십니다

Question 3

Complete the formal announcement: 교장 선생님_____ 지금 회의를 시작하십니다.

Options: 께, 께서, 에게

Question 4

In a formal introduction, replace the ordinary subject particle with the honorific one: 선생님_____ 지금 교실에 오십니다.

Options: 이, 가, 께서

Question 5

You tell a colleague where the teacher is now. 김 선생님께서 지금 교무실에 _____.

Options: 계세요, 있으세요, 있어요

Question 6

In everyday polite speech, say that the department head is away from the office now. 부장님께서 지금 사무실에 _____.

Options: 안 계셨어요, 안 계세요, 안 있으세요

Question 7

You ask whether the professor has time for a consultation. 교수님께서 오후에 상담할 _____?

Options: 시간이 계세요, 시간이 있어요, 시간이 있으세요

Question 8

In everyday polite speech, describe your grandfather’s age. 할아버지께서는 연세가 아주 _____.

Options: 많으세요, 많으십니다, 있으세요

Question 9

Describe what Grandmother is doing right now. 할머니께서 점심을 _____.

Options: 드셨어요, 드시고 계세요, 먹고 계세요

Question 10

Offer fruit directly to Grandmother in polite speech: “할머니, 이 과일을 _____.”

Options: 드셨어요, 드십니다, 드세요

Question 11

Tell a family member that Grandfather is sleeping now. 할아버지께서 지금 _____.

Options: 주무시고 계세요, 주무셨어요, 자고 계세요

Question 12

Complete the current formal meeting report: 회장님께서 새 계획에 대해 _____.

Options: 말합니다, 말씀하십니다, 말씀하셨습니다

Question 13

After mentioning an honored relative, state your own location: 할아버지께서는 거실에 계시고 저는 지금 방에 _____.

Options: 계세요, 있으세요, 있어요

Question 14

Explain the teacher’s afternoon schedule rather than giving a command. 선생님께서 오후 세 시에 교실로 _____.

Options: 오세요, 와요, 오십시오

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