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Build goal and result sentences

Arrange the Korean tiles to build the requested result, prevention, directive, or limit sentence. Leave out the two tiles that break the meaning or construction.

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Question 1

In polite past style, build the reported directive: The team leader told the employees to submit the materials. _____

Options: 팀장은 직원들이 자료를 제출하도록 지시했어요., 제출하기로, 제출하기

Question 2

Build the commitment beginning with 저는: I will check for errors. _____

Options: 확인하게, 저는 오류를 확인하도록 하겠습니다., 확인하려고

Question 3

In polite past style, build the prevention sentence: The door was closed so the baby would not wake. _____

Options: 깨우지, 깨도록, 아기가 깨지 않도록 문을 닫았어요.

Question 4

Build the polite directive: Back up the file every day so it is not deleted. _____

Options: 삭제되도록, 파일이 삭제되지 않도록 매일 백업하세요., 삭제하지

Question 5

Beginning with 휠체어 이용자도, build in polite past style: The station installed a low counter so wheelchair users could receive assistance. _____

Options: 받게, 받기, 휠체어 이용자도 도움을 받을 수 있도록 낮은 안내대를 설치했어요.

Question 6

In polite past style, build the result sentence: By adjusting the valve, they made the water flow well. _____

Options: 흐르기, 밸브를 조정해 물이 잘 흐르도록 했어요., 흐르려고

Question 7

In polite past style, build the time-limit sentence: They waited until dawn. _____

Options: 날이 새도록 기다렸어요., 새지, 새려고

Question 8

Beginning with 아이들은, build in polite past style: The children laughed so hard that tears came. _____

Options: 나려고, 아이들은 눈물이 나도록 크게 웃었어요., 나지

Question 9

Beginning with 저는, build in conversational 해요 style: I meditate to improve my concentration. _____

Options: 높이지만, 높이면서, 저는 집중력을 높이기 위해서 명상해요.

Question 10

In polite past style, build the causative sentence: The funny doll made the child laugh loudly. _____

Options: 웃자고, 재미있는 인형이 아이를 크게 웃게 했어요., 웃기

Practice Build goal and result sentences with this interactive sentence-building exercise of 10 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 goal and result sentences in everyday Korean.

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