Continuing Korean. Ross King

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       22.6.2. Use of 말고 as a Pseudo-Particle

       22.7. As long as you’re at it . . . with -는 김에

       22.8. Modifiers with 것 같아요: Seems . . .

       Exercises

       LESSON 23: I have a friend visiting from England—is it OK if I bring him along?

       Korean Dialogues

       Vocabulary

       Lesson Notes

       23.1. Imminent Elaboration with Circumstantial -는데(요), -(으)ᄂ데(요)

       23.2. In spite of . . . ing with -는/-은, -ㄴ데도

       23.3. Other Uses of 데

       23.4. The Postnoun -네 and Diminutive -이

       23.4.1. The Postnoun -네

       23.4.2. The Diminutive -이

       23.5. Modifiers (2): The Prospective Modifier -(으)ㄹ

       23.6. Prospective Modifier Clauses

       23.7. Plain/Past Base + -(으)ᄅ 때 When

       23.8. More on -(으)ᄅ 때 Time When . . .

       23.8.1. -(으)ᄅ 때마다 Every time . . . ; Whenever . . .

       23.8.2. -(으)ᄅ 때부터 Ever since

       23.8.3. -(으)ᄅ 때까지 Until

       23.9. Seems like it will . . . with -(으)ᄅ 것 같아요

       23.10. was going to . . . , but with -(으)려다가

       Exercises

       LESSON 24: Would you mind watching the house while I pop over to the police station?

       Korean Dialogues

       Vocabulary

       Lesson Notes

       24.1. Modifier Clauses: -(으)ㄴ 후에 After . . . ing

       24.2. Modifier Clauses: While . . . ing

       24.3. -(으)ㄴ/-는 바람에: Because of . . . ing

       24.4. Verbs: Adverbative Form -게

       24.5. Causatives in -게 해요

       24.6. -게 돼요: gets so that . . . , turns out so that

       24.7. -는 게 좋겠어요: It would be best to

       24.8. Expressing Intentions

       24.9. -(으)ㄴ/-는 대로: as soon as . . . ; in accordance with

       Exercises

       LESSON 25: REVIEW 4

       Summary of Lesson Notes

       25.1. Pattern Review

       Review Exercises

       LESSON 26: I was up until late last night drinking with friends from work

       Korean Dialogues

       Vocabulary

       Lesson Notes

       26.1. The Plain Style

       26.1.1. Plain Style Statements

       26.1.2. Descriptive and Processive Verbs

       26.1.3. Bases That Can Be Either Processive or Descriptive

       26.1.4. Plain Style: The Bases 있-，없-，and 계시-

       26.1.5. Plain Style: Past and Future Forms

       26.2. Plain Style Questions

       26.2.1. Type 1 Questions: -(으)냐, -느냐

       26.2.2. Type 2 Questions: -니

       26.3. Plain Style: Suggestions in -자

       26.4. Plain Style Commands

       26.4.1. Plain Style Commands Type 1: -(으)라

       26.4.2. Plain Style Commands Type 2: -어라, -아라, -여라

       26.5. Plain Style: The Copula

       26.6. Intimate Style

       26.7. Because of . . . ing with -느라(고)

       26.8. The Copula Transferentive: Special Uses

       26.8.1. Infinitive + 다 (-어/-아다)

       26.8.2. Errand-Type Requests with -어/-아다 주-

       26.8.3. Directional Particle 에 + 다 (에다, 에다가)

       Exercises

       LESSON 27: He says he wants to go to the States to study.

       Korean Dialogues

       Vocabulary

       Lesson Notes

       27.1. Quotations: Direct and Indirect

       27.1.1. Direct Quotations

       27.1.2. Indirect Quotations

       27.2. More on Quoted Questions

       27.3. More on Quoted Suggestions

       27.4. More on Quoted Commands

       27.5. The Copula in Quotations

       27.6. Special Uses of the Quoted Copula

       27.7. -에 의하면 . . . According to

       27.8. Using 달라(고) 하- to СКАЧАТЬ