◎ Intermediate Korean Grammar

G - It is / It is / It is bound to be / … …
N - I am better than you / I am better than you / I am better than you / … …
D - When I see everything / When I see everything / When I see everything / … …
ㅁ - Not even / Not as good as / Not enough / … …
B - Not only that
ㅇ - Ah go [come] / Ah bring … …
J - Ja / As soon as / Right now / Jaeyo / … …
ㅊ - hit 1 / hit 2

◎ Advanced Korean Grammar

G - geoniwa / geon / geonmaneun / gekkeum / … …
N - Noraemyeon / Neuni neuni hada / Neuni / … …
D - I can't do it / I'll do it / I'll do it / … …
ㅁ - Even if it's only 1 / Even if it's only 2 / And more
ㅇ - Ah, come out / Ah, look / Ah, look / … …
J - Johnny / Sleep 1 / Sleep 2 / Even / … …
T - Because

◎ Appendix - Passive and causative voices

Korean Grammar for Foreign Learners

If the goal of learning Korean is to acquire accurate and fluent communication skills, then acquiring knowledge of Korean grammar is very important.
Accordingly, 'TOPIK Korean Grammar II with a Korean Teacher' focuses on the following:

First, we selected basic grammar for using Korean based on domestic and foreign Korean language textbooks.

Second, the authors, all of whom are active in the Korean language education field, analyzed and published errors frequently made by actual learners, drawing on their experience.

Third, to enable foreign learners to study on their own, we tried to avoid difficult grammatical terms as much as possible and only use terms that are acceptable in actual Korean language classrooms.

We hope that all foreigners who love Korean and are studying for the TOPIK will be able to effectively learn grammar through 'Korean Grammar,' which contains the efforts of these writers.