BTSeom: Week 2 Recap

What is the difference between ~ㄴ/는다면  and ~(으)면?

• ~ㄴ/는다면 emphasizes more uncertainty of the outcome than ~(으)면

• ~(으)면 emphasizes more uncertainty of the outcome than ~ㄴ/는다면

• There is no difference at all.

• Both can be translated to 'when', but ~ㄴ/는다면 can also be 'if'.

Select the correct definition of the following word: 반바지

• Shorts

• Pants

• Shirt

• Jacket

Is there a space between ~(으)면 and the preceding verb?

• Yes

• No

Is this descriptive verb conjugated correctly in this context?

밝는 하늘

(밝다 - to be bright)

• Yes

• No

Is this action verb conjugated correctly in this context?

달리는 방탄

(달리다 - to run)

• Yes

• No

Select the correct conjugation of the descriptive verb.

• 반짝하는 별

• 반짝한 별

• 반짝 한별

• 반짝 하는별

Select the use cases of ~(으)면. (Two answers)

• to describe a future action that will happen if or when a condition is fulfilled

• to generally indicate cause-and-effect instances, or general known facts

• to predict an action that will happen if a condition has been fulfilled

• to indicate scientific facts

What do you use to combine ~(으)면 with a noun? (Two answers)

• 이다

• 안

• 아니다

• 있다

Is the following verb a descriptive or action verb?

들어오다 (to enter)

• Descriptive Verb

• Action Verb

Is the following verb a descriptive or action verb?

답답하다 (to be frustrated, stuffy)

• Descriptive Verb

• Action Verb