Class Worksheet (Sentence Making Practice)

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Level 1. Low Beginner

1. Someone/Something is noun (equating sentence, copulative sentence)

English Noun (Who/What) Verb (is/are/am) Noun (Who/What)

I am a student. I am a student

This is a chair. This is a chair.

She is a teacher. She is a teacher.

He is my friend. He is my friend.

They are my family. They are my family.

Korean Noun (Who/What) 은/는 (topic marker) Noun (Who/What) 이다 (equating verb)

I am a student.

This is a chair.

This person is a teacher.

This person my friend.

They are my family.

2. Someone/Something is at somewhere (locative sentence)

English Noun (Who/What) is/are/am preposition Place (Where)

I am at home. I am at home

Dad is at work. Dad is at work.

Teacher is at school. Teacher is at school.

Milk is in the fridge. Milk is in the fridge.

Korean Noun Subject Marker Place 에 있다


(Who/What) (은/는 or 이/가) (where) (place marker) (existence verb)

I am at home.

Dad is at work.
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Teacher is at school.

Milk is in the fridge.

2-1. Someone go/come to somewhere (motion sentence)

English Noun (Who/What) motion verb preposition Place (Where)

I go to school. I go to school.

My friends come to My friends come to my home.


my home.

Korean Noun (who/what) Place 에 가다/오다


+ 은/는 or 이/가 (Where) (place marker, “to”) (Motion Verb)

I go to school.

My friends come to
my home.
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Level 2. Mid Beginner (learning more particles and verb/adjective conjugation)

3. Doing an action (intransitive verb)

Noun (Who/What) Subject Marker Verb (conjugated)

I work.

The baby cries.

The sun rises.

Music comes out.

4. Describing something (adjective / descriptive verb)

Noun (Who/What) Subject Marker Adjective (conjugated)

I am smart.

The baby is cute.

The teacher is kind.

The desk is big.

This song is good.

5. Doing an action (transitive verb)

Noun 은/는/이/가 Noun 을/를 Verb


(Who/What) (subject marker) (who/what) (object marker) (conjugated)

I study Korean.

My friend like
Koreans.

Mom teaches
English.

The cat drinks


water.
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5-1. Doing an action to a specific individual (에게/한테)

Subject Object Person Verb


+ 은/는/이/가 + 을/를 + 에게 (한테) (conjugated)

I call my family.

I give a book to my sister.

Mom teaches English to


Korean students.
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Level 3. Mid~High Beginner (sentences with more elements, being more mindful of word orders)

6. Doing an action at a place

Subject Place 에서 Object Verb


+ 은/는/이/가 (place marker) + 을/를 (conjugated)

I work in Korea.

The baby sleeps


in bed.

Mom cooks in the


kitchen.

I study Korean in
the library.

Teacher teaches
English at school.

7. Doing an action at a place at a specific time

Subject + Time Adverb Place + 에서 Object + 을/를 Verb


은/는/이/가 / Time + 에

I work in Korea
every day.

The baby sleeps in


bed at night.

Mom cooks in the


kitchen in the
morning.

I study Korean in
the library today.

Mom teaches
English at school
on weekdays.
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8. Adding Adjectives and Adverbs in a sentence

Adjective (modifier form) : usually comes right before a noun


Adverb : usually comes right before a verb (manner, degree, reason etc)

The (cute) baby sleeps [soundly] in a (small) bed at night.

A (tall) girl studies Korean [very] [diligently] in the (quiet) library every day.

My (busy) friend [doesn’t] answer her phone at work [on purpose.]


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Level 4. High Beginner (getting used to longer/layered sentences, conversational sentences)

9. Basic Conjunctions

and

so
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but
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10. Verb endings

I want to V

have to V

can V, can’t V (circumstance, ability)


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can V, can’t V (skills, to know how to V)

Can you V~? / Please V~ (asking favor)

You can’t, You’re not supposed to V (prohibition)


Can you please~? (with bit more desperation)

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