Question 1
Begin with “보청기를” and build: “Even with a hearing aid, I still cannot hear quiet sounds well.” _____
Options: 낀데도, 보청기를 끼는데도 작은 소리가 잘 안 들려요., 보청기가
Arrange the Korean tiles to match each English meaning. Leave out the two tiles that do not belong.
Question 1
Begin with “보청기를” and build: “Even with a hearing aid, I still cannot hear quiet sounds well.” _____
Options: 낀데도, 보청기를 끼는데도 작은 소리가 잘 안 들려요., 보청기가
Question 2
Begin with “통로가” and build: “Despite the narrow passage, the large cart passed safely.” _____
Options: 좁는데도, 통로를, 통로가 좁은데도 큰 수레가 무사히 지나갔어요.
Question 3
Begin with “일정이” and build: “Although her schedule is busy, she helped prepare the event.” _____
Options: 일정이 바쁜데도 행사 준비를 도와줬어요., 바쁘는데도, 일정을
Question 4
Begin with “할머니께서는” and build: “Even though her home is far away, Grandmother walks here.” _____
Options: 멀었는데도, 할머니께서는 집이 먼데도 걸어오세요., 멀는데도
Question 5
Begin with “마감까지” and build: “Even with no time left before the deadline, the team completed the report.” _____
Options: 없은데도, 시간을, 마감까지 시간이 없는데도 보고서를 완성했어요.
Question 6
Begin with “유나는” and build: “Although Yuna is a beginner, she became proficient at operating the new equipment.” _____
Options: 유나는 초보자인데도 새 장비 조작에 능숙해졌어요., 초보자는데도, 초보자를
Question 7
Begin with “현관문을” and build: “Even though I locked the front door, the lock released by itself.” _____
Options: 잠갔다가, 현관문을 잠갔는데도 잠금장치가 저절로 풀렸어요., 잠그는데도
Question 8
Build: “Even though I did not rest, my cold got better.” _____
Options: 쉬었는데도, 쉬는데도, 쉬지 않았는데도 감기가 나았어요.
Question 9
Build a neutral comparison: “The conference-room table is long, but it is not wide.” _____
Options: 회의실 탁자는 길지만 폭이 좁아요., 긴데도, 길어서
Question 10
Build a formal written report sentence: “Despite insufficient staff, the work was completed.” _____
Options: 부족한데, 인력이 부족한데도 불구하고 마쳤습니다., 마쳤어요.
Practice Building Expectation-Breaking 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 Building Expectation-Breaking Sentences in everyday Korean.
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