Question 1
Say that this is Doyun’s bicycle: _____
Options: 이것은 도윤의 자전거예요., 도윤에, 자전거의
Use the meaning cue to build the Korean sentence. Leave out every extra tile.
Question 1
Say that this is Doyun’s bicycle: _____
Options: 이것은 도윤의 자전거예요., 도윤에, 자전거의
Question 2
Say that Seoul is the capital of Korea: _____
Options: 한국에, 서울은 한국의 수도예요., 수도의
Question 3
Say that you look at Jimin’s photo: _____
Options: 지민의 사진을 봐요., 지민에, 사진이
Question 4
Ask whose key this is: _____
Options: 누구에, 이건 누구의 열쇠예요?, 열쇠가
Question 5
Politely show your notebook to a teacher: _____
Options: 선생님, 이것은 제 공책이에요., 제의, 저에
Question 6
Tell Jisu casually that this is your new hat: _____
Options: 나에, 지수야, 이건 내 새 모자야., 제의
Question 7
Tell Minsu casually that their umbrella is in the classroom: _____
Options: 민수야, 네 우산은 교실에 있어., 니의, 너에
Question 8
Tell a classmate that your shared school is in Seoul: _____
Options: 우리에, 저희에, 수진아, 우리 학교는 서울에 있어.
Question 9
An employee politely tells a customer, “This is our shop”: _____
Options: 저희에, 손님, 여기는 저희 가게예요., 우리에
Question 10
Use the usual Korean family expression to introduce your grandmother: _____
Options: 저분은 우리 할머니예요., 우리에, 제의
Question 11
In casual speech, say that Jimin’s bag is over there: _____
Options: 지민에, 지민 가방은 저기에 있어요., 지민을
Question 12
Say that your seat is beside the window, without adding 의 after 제: _____
Options: 제의, 제 자리는 창문 옆에 있어요., 저에
Practice Build Sentences about Possession and Relationships 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.
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