Learn to Compare, Contrast, Modify, and Describe More Fluently in Korean!

You are about to take a giant leap forward in understanding and speaking Korean. After studying with this book, you will be more comfortable with making your own Korean sentences, have a broader Korean vocabulary, and be more familiar with reading only 한글 (Han-geul) rather than relying on romanization.

Table of Contents

• Lesson 1. The more …, the more …
• Lesson 2. Do you want to…?
• Lesson 3. It can’t be …
• Lesson 4. Verb Ending: -지(요)
• Lesson 5. 당신 and “you”
• Lesson 6. Word Builder 3 / 동(動)
• Lesson 7. It’s okay, I’m okay
• Lesson 8. It is okay to…, You don’t have to…
• Lesson 9. You shouldn’t…, You’re not supposed to…
• Lesson 10. Among, Between
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• Lesson 11. Any (아무 Part 1)
• Lesson 12. To try doing something
• Lesson 13. Word Builder 4 / 불(不)
• Lesson 14. Sometimes, Often, Always, Never, Seldom
• Lesson 15. Any (아무 Part 2)
• Lesson 16. Spacing in Korean / 띄어쓰기 (Part 1)
• Lesson 17. Word Contractions – Topic/Subject marker
• Lesson 18. The most
• Lesson 19. Less, Not completely
• Lesson 20. Sentence Building Drill 1
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• Lesson 21. Spacing in Korean / 띄어쓰기 (Part 2)
• Lesson 22. Word Builder 5 / 장(場)
• Lesson 23. Word Contractions (Part 2)
• Lesson 24. Much (more), Much (less)
• Lesson 25. -(으)ㄹ + noun (future tense noun group)
• Lesson 26. -(으)ㄹ + noun (past tense noun group)
• Lesson 27. I think that …
• Lesson 28. To become + adjective
• Lesson 29. To gradually get to do, To end up doing
• Lesson 30. Sentence Building Drill 2
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• [Answers]