Low Intermediate Week 1 Review

Most Important Things We Went Over This Week

이/가 is the subject particle marker; 을/를 is the object particle marker.
그리고/그렇지만/그래서 can drop all the 그 ㄹ stuff to join together those two sentences with just ~고~/~지만~/~서~.
Make almost any sentence “formal” by adding 시 after the base verb (가다 = 가시다, etc).
당신 = primarily for one’s spouse; 너 = primarily for very close friends.
예요 = ending when there is no final 밪침 consonant; 이예요 = when previous word ends with a consonant.
Sino-Korean = counting; “Pure” Korean = 1st, 2nd, etc.

Honorific: Pretend like I’m your grandmother.
Joining two sentences together – make 2, then join them.
Prepositions: Describe this room and where items are located.
Personal info related to numbers (height, weight, etc).
Dates and times: Tell me your next month schedule as well as your typical daily schedule.
Counting words: Tell me how many of ______ are in the picture.

What’s the difference between 이/가 and 을/를?
What are the four sentence types and what is the sentence structure? (declarative, interrogative, imperative, propositive -> S+O+V, not S+V+O as in English).
What’s the difference between 당신 and 너 and when are each commonly used?
How do you make someone’s title honorific? (Add 님).
When do you use 예요 or 이예요? (Fill in the blanks practice).
Numbers, dates, times, counting words, prepositions.

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