Continuing Korean. Ross King

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       Lesson Notes

       17.1. Uses of the Infinitive III: Turning Descriptive Verbs into Processive Verbs with -어 해요

       17.2. Uses of the Infinitive IV: Compound Verbs

       17.2.1. Compound Verbs with 가- and 오-

       17.2.2. Compound Verbs: Resultant States with 있-

       17.3. The Exploratory Pattern in -어 봐요

       17.4. Doing Favors with 줘요(주어요)

       17.5. Verbs: Nominalizer Form -기

       17.6. Other Nounlike Uses of -기 Forms

       17.7. Plain Base + -기 시작하-: Begin to . . .

       17.8. Any Base + -기 때문에: Because . . .

       17.9. Plain Base + -기 전에: Before . . .

       Exercises

       LESSON 18: Where can I rent a car?

       Korean Dialogues

       Vocabulary

       Lesson Notes

       18.1. Uses of the Infinitive V: with Particle 야 Only if

       18.2. Uses of the Infinitive VI: with 도 Even though

       18.2.1. -어도: Even though

       18.2.2. Special Copular Form -(이)라도

       18.2.3. Asking and Giving Permission with -어도

       18.2.4. Doesn’t have to . . . with-지 않아도

       18.3. Some Idiomatic -어도 Expressions

       18.4. Infinitive -어 + 져요 (지-): Get/Become

       18.5. Can/Cannot Do: -(으)ㄹ 수 있-/없-

       18.6. Expressing and with -(으)며

       18.7. NOUN (을) 통해(서) through the agency of NOUN

       18.8. Decides/agrees to do with -기로 하-

       Exercises

       LESSON 19: What’s the music you’re listening to?

       Korean Dialogues

       Vocabulary

       Lesson Notes

       19.1. The -(으)ㄴ Modifiers

       19.2. The Processive Modifier -는

       19.3. Modifier Clauses

       19.4. Postmodifier Patterns

       19.4.1. Postmodifier Clauses with 길: on the way to

       19.4.2. Postmodifier Clauses for Ever, Never, Sometimes

       19.4.2.1. Postmodifier Clauses using -(으)ᄂ for Past Tense

       19.4.2.2. Postmodifier Clauses using -는 for Non-Past Tense

       19.5. The Retrospective Modifier -던

       19.6. The Particle 보다

       19.7. Words for Young and Old

       19.8. Modifiers with 것: the fact of . . . ing; . . . ing

       Exercises

       LESSON 20: REVIEW 3

       Summary of Lesson Notes

       20.1. Pattern Review

       English to Korean Translation

       Korean to English Translation

       LESSON 21: How about if I come to collect them on Friday?

       Korean Dialogues

       Vocabulary

       Lesson Notes

       21.1. Verbs: Conditional Form in -(으)면

       21.2. Uses of -(으)면 (1): If . . . , When(ever) . . .

       21.3. Uses of -(으)면 (2): Hopes and Wishes

       A -(으)면 좋겠어요

       B. -(었)으면 얼마나 좋겠어요?

       21.4. Uses of -(으)면 (3): Polite Requests.

       A. -(으)면 고맙겠어요: I would be grateful if . . .

       B. 해 주셨으면 합니다: I should be grateful if . . .

       21.5. Other Uses of the Conditional

       A. -지 않으면 안 돼요 / 안 하면 안 돼요: Obligation

       B. -(으)면 안 돼요: Denial of Permission

       21.6. The Intentive -(으)려(고): intending to . . .

       21.7. -(으)려면: if one intends to . . .

       21.8. The Adverb 좀

       21.9. First Realizations with -(는)군요!

       Exercises

       LESSON 22: It seems you’re really overdoing it lately!

       Korean Dialogues

       Vocabulary

       Lesson Notes

       22.1. Expressing While with -(으)면서(도)

       22.2. Contrasted Topics with -(이)면

       22.3. Mild Exclamations in -네요

       22.4. Abbreviated Verbs of Manner

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