Question 1
Begin with “그 사람이”. Ask whether that person is a doctor: _____
Options: 그 사람이 의사예요?, 의사이에요?, 의사예요.
Tap the tiles in order to build each polite Korean question or answer. Leave the extra tiles unused.
Question 1
Begin with “그 사람이”. Ask whether that person is a doctor: _____
Options: 그 사람이 의사예요?, 의사이에요?, 의사예요.
Question 2
Begin with the time topic. Ask whether Minsu drinks coffee today: _____
Options: 커피가, 오늘은 민수 씨가 커피를 마셔요?, 마셔요.
Question 3
Begin with the afternoon time topic. Ask whether your friend has time then: _____
Options: 시간을, 있어요., 오늘 오후에는 시간이 있어요?
Question 4
Begin with Yuna’s name. Ask whether she did her homework yesterday: _____
Options: 유나 씨는 어제 숙제했어요?, 숙제해요?, 씨를
Question 5
Begin with Jisu’s name. Ask whether Jisu has a seat today: _____
Options: 자리에서, 지수 씨는 오늘 자리가 있어요?, 있어요.
Question 6
Begin with the evening time topic. Ask whether that restaurant does not open tonight: _____
Options: 안열어요?, 열어요., 오늘 저녁에는 그 식당이 안 열어요?
Question 7
After yes, put the person topic before the plain description “new doctor”: _____
Options: 네, 그분은 새 의사예요., 그분을, 의사예요?
Question 8
After no, begin the content with the evening time topic. Say that you choose not to watch television tonight: _____
Options: 텔레비전이, 아니요, 오늘 저녁에는 텔레비전을 안 봐요., 봐요?
Question 9
After no, begin the content with “now.” Say that there are no seats: _____
Options: 자리를, 없어요?, 아니요, 지금 자리가 없어요.
Question 10
After yes, begin the content with today as the topic and place 일찍 immediately before 끝났어요. Confirm that class ended early: _____
Options: 네, 오늘은 수업이 일찍 끝났어요., 수업을, 끝나요.
Question 11
After no, begin the content with the soup as topic. Say it is not spicy at all today: _____
Options: 국을, 아니요, 이 국은 오늘 하나도 안 매워요., 매워요?
Question 12
After yes, begin the content with the bus topic. Confirm that it does not go to school today: _____
Options: 안가요?, 가요?, 네, 이 버스는 오늘 학교에 안 가요.
Practice Building yes/no questions and answers 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 Building yes/no questions and answers in everyday Korean.
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