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Attach endings to Korean stems

Choose the form that matches the requested tense, politeness, or connection.

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Question 1

In 먹어요, which ending follows the stem 먹-? _____

Options: -아요, -어요, -고

Question 2

There is no milk in the refrigerator: “냉장고에 우유가 _____.”

Options: 없아요, 없어요, 없어아요

Question 3

Grandmother lives in Busan: “할머니는 부산에 _____.”

Options: 살어요, 살아요, 살아어요

Question 4

We eat bibimbap for dinner: “저녁에 비빔밥을 _____.”

Options: 먹아요, 먹어아요, 먹어요

Question 5

Father reads the newspaper every morning: “아버지는 아침마다 신문을 _____.”

Options: 읽아요, 읽어요, 읽어아요

Question 6

Describe your room as a little small: “제 방은 조금 _____.”

Options: 작아어요, 작어요, 작아요

Question 7

Sujin goes to the market every Saturday: “수진은 토요일마다 시장에 _____.”

Options: 가아요, 가여요, 가요

Question 8

A friend comes at three o’clock every weekday: “친구가 평일마다 오후 세 시에 _____.”

Options: 오아요, 와요, 오여요

Question 9

Describe the picture as very pretty: “저 그림이 정말 _____.”

Options: 예쁘아요, 예쁜, 예뻐요

Question 10

Use the everyday contracted form: “동생은 저녁에 영어를 _____.”

Options: 공부하아요, 공부해요, 공부하요

Question 11

Complete “I eat and then go to school”: 밥을 _____ 학교에 가요.

Options: 먹지만, 먹어요, 먹고

Question 12

Complete “The bag is small, but the price is high”: 가방이 _____ 값은 비싸요.

Options: 작으지만, 작지만, 작아요

Question 13

Choose the polite past form of 찾다: _____

Options: 찾아요, 찾았어요, 찾었어요

Question 14

Complete the reason clause with 먹다: 밥을 _____ 배가 불러요.

Options: 먹니까, 먹어요, 먹으니까

Question 15

Complete the reason clause with 가다: 학교에 _____ 친구가 있어요.

Options: 가으니까, 가니까, 가요

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