How to Use the Talk To Me In Korean Workbook
Lesson 1.
Advanced Idiomatic Expressions 12 / Face
Lesson 2.
To go/come to do something / -(으)러 가다/오다
Lesson 3.
I know it is...
but it is still / no matter how -(이) it is, no matter how -(ㄴ/는) it is
Lesson 4.
Suggesting Choices / -(이)나, -(이)라
Lesson 5.
To decide to, To agree to / -girohada
Lesson 6.
Advanced Idiomatic Expressions 13/day (Work)
Lesson 7.
Listing Possible Scenarios / -geona, -(ㄴ/는)다가나
Lesson 8.
While Keeping the Current State / -(으)ㄴ/는 창
Lesson 9.
Verb Endings -(으)ㄴ/는걸(요) and -(으)ㄹ걸(요)
Lesson 10.
Sentence Building Drill 18
Lesson 11.
Expressing Assumptions / -(으)ㄹ geultende
Lesson 12.
Sharing What You Have Seen or Heard / -던드려요, -다던골
Lesson 13.
As a result of / - is in the wind
Lesson 14.
Expressing Reactions / -Dani/Rani
Lesson 15.
Question Ending - What?
Lesson 16.
Various Usages of the Ending - Crab
Lesson 17.
It is more of a...
than / -(ㄴ/는)다, rather than -(이)라
Lesson 18.
Let alone / -은/는거면
Lesson 19.
Even if it means I have to / -아/어/서라도
Lesson 20.
Sentence Building Drill 19
Lesson 21.
Advanced Idiomatic Expressions 14 / Word
Lesson 22.
Various Usages of the Ending -
Lesson 23.
Maybe because / -아/어/서지
Lesson 24.
I guess I will have to / -아/어/여면격
Lesson 25.
To be bound to / -기/게 면이다
Lesson 26.
Advanced Idiomatic Expressions 15 / One
Lesson 27.
Showing Empathy or Shock / How much -(으)ㄹ까(요), How much -(으)면
Lesson 28.
Used to mean “To think” or “To wonder” / -(으)ㄴ/는가 싶고싶다, -나 싶싶다, -(으)ㄹ까 싶싶다
Lesson 29.
Double Negative = Positive / It's not nonexistent, it's not nonexistent, it's there
Lesson 30.
Sentence Building Drill 20
Answer Key

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And in response to strong requests from TTMIK learners for a workbook to review what they've learned in free lectures and grammar books, we've published the Talk To Me In Korean Workbook.

Talk To Me In Korean Workbook 10 provides various types of practice problems divided into five categories as follows.
1.
Comprehension (target grammar/expression review questions)
2.
Reading Comprehension
3.
Listening Comprehension
4.
Dictation (dictation questions)
5.
Speaking Practice

The Level 10 workbook, the final step in the advanced level, allows learners to not only simply review the grammar patterns and idioms they've learned in the lessons, but also practice understanding the various forms of real-life material in which they're used.
Each lesson provides a list of newly introduced words, which students can use to practice their vocabulary.
You can also practice speaking by listening to a dialogue, writing it down, and then repeating the dialogue yourself.
The audio files used in the workbook can be listened to on the Talk to Me in Korean audio app (TTMIK: Audio) or downloaded from the Talk to Me in Korean website (talktomeinkorean.com/audio).

Divided by the following 5 categories, this workbook provides various types of exercises.
1.
Comprehension
2.
Reading Comprehension
3.
Listening Comprehension
4.
Dictation
5.
Speaking Practice

Through the Level 10 workbook, you can effectively review grammar points and idiomatic expressions through various kinds of exercises that are based on everyday situations.
Also, you can improve your vocabulary with a glossary provided in each lesson, and practice speaking by dictating and repeating after sample dialogues.
You can listen to the accompanying audio files at talktomeinkorean.com/audio or on the mobile app, TTMIK: Audio.

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