Week 23 post-assessment on grammar

1) Please translate this sentence:

My Korean teacher was a cook and my English teacher was a lawyer.

(Please use -고 to make a complex sentence and use -(이)시 to show your respect to your Korean teacher and English teacher.)

2) Please explain where you put the past tense in the above complex sentence.

1) Please translate: My grandfather watched a movie and my grandmother read a book last night.

(Last night: 어젯밤)

2) Do you think you can just use one past tense marker in the above sentence? And why?

1) You want to ask whether your grandfather is cold or not, how do you say it in Korean?

1) You want to ask whether your grandmother was cold or not yesterday, how do you say it in Korean?

1) How do you conjugate 앉다, 덥다, 묻다 (to ask, an irregular verb), 살다(to live) with (으)셨어요?

2) Please explain why you conjugated that way.

What is the similarities and differences between (으)세요 and (으)셨어요?

(Hints: Focus on the -시 and tense)