Question 1
Neither person has chosen a plan yet. Ask whether going to the park should be the shared plan: “함께 공원에 _____?”
Options: 가을까요, 갈 거예요, 가야 해요, 갈까요
Complete each proposal or two-option question with the correct form. Use the verb and the situation to choose among the endings.
Question 1
Neither person has chosen a plan yet. Ask whether going to the park should be the shared plan: “함께 공원에 _____?”
Options: 가을까요, 갈 거예요, 가야 해요, 갈까요
Question 2
Choose between watching the film today and resting tomorrow: “오늘 이 영화를 볼까요, 아니면 내일 집에서 _____?”
Options: 쉴 거예요, 쉴까요, 쉬어야 해요, 쉬었어요
Question 3
Suggest eating lunch now: “점심을 지금 _____?”
Options: 먹까요, 먹을 거예요, 먹을까요, 먹어야 해요
Question 4
The shirt for today has already been chosen. Check the current fact: “오늘 입을 셔츠가 파란 셔츠_____?”
Options: 일까요, 였어요, 을까요, 예요
Question 5
Suggest making dinner together: “저녁을 같이 _____?”
Options: 만들까요, 만들을까요, 만들 거예요, 만들어야 해요
Question 6
The room is hot. Ask whether to open the window: “창문을 _____?”
Options: 열을까요, 열 거예요, 열까요, 열어야 해요
Question 7
Ask which snack it will be: “간식은 샌드위치일까요, 아니면 _____?”
Options: 샐러드예요, 샐러드였어요, 샐러드을까요, 샐러드일까요
Question 8
Complete the connector and punctuation between two choices: “박물관에 갈까요_____ 공원에서 쉴까요?”
Options: , 그리고, 아니면,, , 아니면, , 아니면,
Question 9
Choose between taking a taxi and walking to the station: “택시를 탈까요, 아니면 지하철역까지 _____?”
Options: 걸을 거예요, 걸을까요, 걷을까요, 걸어야 해요
Question 10
Choose between meeting in the morning and calling in the afternoon: “오전에 만날까요, 아니면 오후에 _____?”
Options: 전화할 거예요, 전화해야 해요, 전화했어요, 전화할까요
Question 11
Choose between studying at the library and going to a cafe: “도서관에서 공부할까요, 아니면 카페에 _____?”
Options: 갈까요, 갈 거예요, 가야 해요, 가을까요
Question 12
Choose between two activity rooms: “수업 장소는 도서관일까요, 아니면 _____?”
Options: 체육관일까요, 체육관이에요, 체육관을까요, 체육관입니까
Question 13
Ask whether Saturday is available or Sunday is better: “토요일에 시간이 있을까요, 아니면 일요일이 더 _____?”
Options: 좋을까요, 좋까요, 좋아야 해요, 좋았을까요
Practice Forming choices with -(으)ㄹ까요 and 아니면 with this interactive fill-in-the-blank exercise of 13 questions. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get detailed feedback on every choice.
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 Forming choices with -(으)ㄹ까요 and 아니면 in everyday Korean.
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