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BASIC PLACES IN TOWN AND LOCATION

BASIC PLACES IN TOWN AND LOCATION

In this sheet, you can find exercises that uses some of the basic places in town and places of prepositions.

There are other sheets and games with similar topic, so you may want to check them out, too by filtering on the “Places” tag.

Read more about the prepositions of place.

This sheet uses formal polite verb ending. To find more posts on it, use the ~습니다/~습니까 tag at the bottom of the page or the post.

Hint: once the sheet is complete, spend some time reading it out for yourself.

(Scroll to the bottom of this post to download practice sheet.)

VOCABULARY IN THIS SHEET

EnglishKorean
bakery
bank
bookstore
bus
car
cinema
company
convenience store
department store
home
park
pharmacy
restaurant
street
restroom
tree
빵집
은행
서점
버스

영화관
회사
편의점
백화점

공원
약국
식당
거리
화장실
나무

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BASIC PLACES IN TOWN AND LOCATION

BASIC PLACES AND DIRECTION (에)

This sheet practices basic places and the direction particle (에).

Hints on the direction particle:

  • Attached to nouns
  • Form not depending on the last consonant/vowel (always 에)
  • Can be used with verbs that are able to express doing something to somewhere, like 가다 (to go) or 오다 (to come)

Read more about the direction particle.

Vocabulary practice for these basic places can be found in the post for BASIC PLACES – NO GRAMMAR.

The sheet uses formal polite verb ending – you can find exercises for that by filtering on the ~습니다/~습니까 tag.

Hint: once the sheet is complete, spend some time reading it out for yourself.

(Scroll to the bottom of this post to download practice sheet.)

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GAME: ~습니다 / ~습니까? //~ㅂ니다 / ~ㅂ니까?

GAME: ~습니다 / ~습니까? //~ㅂ니다 / ~ㅂ니까?

This short exercise practices the present formal and polite verb form. It is an additional practice to the content in this post: BASIC VERBS WITH ~습니다 / ~습니까? //~ㅂ니다 / ~ㅂ니까?

To find more post on formal polite verb ending – use the ~습니다/~습니까 tag at the bottom of the page or the post.

Your task here is to complete the sentences using this verb ending. Once all of them are complete, click the “Check” button to see your results. The “Show solution” button will reveal the expected answers.


BASIC VERBS WITH ~습니다 / ~습니까? //~ㅂ니다 / ~ㅂ니까?

BASIC VERBS WITH ~습니다 / ~습니까? //~ㅂ니다 / ~ㅂ니까?

This sheet focuses on some common, basic words of action and description, while also practices forming verbs with “~습니다 / ~습니까? //~ㅂ니다 / ~ㅂ니까?” ending.

HINTS:

  • Present tense
  • Formal and polite (eg. speaking to old, higher rank, new people, audience)
  • Positive form:
    • Base form ending with vowel: ~ㅂ니다
    • Base form ending with consonant: ~습니다
    • Base form ending with “ㄹ”: ~ㅂ니다 (ㄹ and 스 ommitted)
  • Question form:
    • Base form ending with vowel: ㅂ니까?
    • Base form ending with consonant: ~습니까?
    • Base form ending with “ㄹ”: ~ㅂ니까? (ㄹ and 스 ommitted)

Read more about “~습니다 / ~습니까? //~ㅂ니다 / ~ㅂ니까?”

Read more about action and descriptive verbsin Korean


Hint: once the sheet is complete, spend some time reading it out for yourself.

(Scroll to the bottom of this post to download practice sheet.)

VOCABULARY IN THIS SHEET

EnglishKorean
to answer대답하다
to ask a question질문하다
to be big크다
to be boring재미없다
to be delicious맛있다
to be expensive비싸다
to be interesting재미있다
to be many많다
to come오다
to do homework숙제하다
to drink마시다
to eat먹다
to end/finish sg끝나다
to go가다
to learn배우다
to listen듣다
to look forward to기달다
to meet만나다
to put on (eg. clothes)입다
to read읽다
to rest쉬다
to see/watch보다
to sleep자다
to start sg시작하다
to study공부하다
to talk이야기하다
to talk on the phone전화하다
to teach가르차다
to work일하다
to work out운동하다

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