Category: General Language

Particles typically attach to nouns; sometimes to adv., or connective endings, or other particles; to denote case relations, or the grammatical relations. According to their function, particles can be divided into three types: Case Particles: Subject Particle, Object Particle, Complement Particle, Adn. Particle, etc. Connective Particles: and, if, so, etc. Auxiliary Particles: about, from, since,…

Day 1 Consider those simple sentences: I eat → 我吃 I eat noodle → 我吃面条 I eat ‘noddle‘ on table → 我在桌上吃‘面条‘ I eat ‘noddle on this table’ with friends → 我在这个桌上和朋友吃面条 or 我和朋友在这个‘桌上吃面条’ I eat noddle on this table with my friend → 我和我的朋友在这个桌上吃面条 I eat noodle on this table with my friends every…

There are 2 main types of verb: action and descriptive. Action verbs denote actions, activities, motions, or processes. Descriptive verbs (also called ‘adjectives’) denote qualities or states I. Action verbs Three basic tenses: past, present, and future The student goes to school It’s raining The child is eating lunch I wore yellow clothes The river…

I. Personal Pronouns It is assigned as honorific expressions and can be divided into Honorific (High), Plain (Regular), and Deferential (Low) 3rd Person: This person, That person, Who? Someone, Anyone, someone-or-other, So-and-so II. Demonstrative Pronouns This (item), this (guy), that (place), anywhere, there

I. Classification of Adverbs according to Meaning Time Adverbs Frequency Adverbs General Adverbs Degree Adverbs 1. Time Adverbs I met Nam in a shopping mall yesterday. Tomorrow I will go to Busan on business It’s winter now, so the weather will get colder A year has already passed since I left home I haven’t been…

Demonstrative adn: this, that, other, previous/prior Numerical adn: one, two, three, all Descriptive adn: new, used, old, all sorts of Complex adn: this new house It is my opinion that In my opinion,

Considering a simple structure as Subject + Verb + Object, let’s define whether is a difference between verb (of action) versus verb (of feeling). For example, “I eat food” vs. “I like food” “When you have free time, please come here” versus “If you have free time, please come here”