preface

Advanced Korean Sentence Patterns I

-It's bound to happen
-There's a crab
-It depends
-I'm so busy
-It's very likely
-Deceive
-Depending on the situation
-Before
- is in the middle
- and
- at the same time
- seems to be
- Not to mention
-is the law
-is ideal
- pretend to be
-Because it's said
-That is
-I heard
-But
-Despite that
-with
-Oh, come out
-was
- About
-despite
-I guess so
-I don't know if it's okay
- the rest
- As is
-worth it
-behave
-I will
-I will
-To myself
-Yes¹
-Dani
-try to
-That's it
-No, not that
-is that so
-place
-More
-ji
-And also
-Go
-That's why
-Approaching
-Even if
-Neuni
-Or something like that
-according to
-even

Advanced Korean Sentence Patterns II

-It's common
-It's unparalleled
- is in the yard
- Even if there is a limit
-to the bar
-Even if
-I think so
Regardless of
-Hey, clean up
-That's what it is
-I said
-That's why
-Irarago
-If you sleep
-Geodeulrang¹
-If you don't
-Konkuk University
-Just
-As expected
-As much as
-become
-d
-Iraya
-I guess so
-Johnny
-I heard
-If you sleep
-Eundul
-Eulmangjeong
-If you do it
-That's right
-That's it
-Okay
-Ira
-Ugh
-Euni
-Geodeulrang²
-ge¹
-ge²
-Guryo
-Yes²
-is it
-me
-Dunn
-Dunga
-la
-Eurio
-cow
-Tama
-Wake up
-I said
-Eulrang
-If

Model answer

This book was written to help foreigners learning Korean quickly learn advanced Korean sentence structures in a short period of time.
The structure of this book is described as follows.

1.
The advanced Korean sentence patterns in this book are divided into Part I (Level 5) and Part II (Level 6) with reference to the National Institute of the Korean Language's 『International Korean Standard Curriculum』, and presented in the order of expressions, endings, and particles.

2.
This book is composed of “Meaning,” “Form,” “Examples,” and “Practice” to help you understand and practice advanced Korean sentence structures.

3.
〈Meaning〉 was written with reference to 『Korean Grammar for Foreigners 2』(National Institute of the Korean Language, 2005) and 『Dictionary of Korean Grammar as a Foreign Language』(Baek Bong-ja, 2006) and revised so that foreign students can easily understand it.

4.
〈Form〉 presents the form of each sentence structure according to verb, adjective, and noun.

5.
〈Examples〉 were written in easy language to help understand the 〈Meaning〉 by searching each sentence pattern in the Korean language learner corpus of the National Institute of the Korean Language and BIGKIDS.

6.
〈Practice〉 is designed to help students understand and practice each sentence structure, and model answers are included so that learners can check for themselves.

Lastly, I hope this will be helpful to foreigners who want to learn advanced Korean sentence structures.