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Circle whether the following statements are True or False.

1. In Korean, verbs and adjectives appear at the end of the sentence. (T / F)

2. In Korean, nouns, adverbs, and numbers, appear after verbs and/or adjectives. (T / F)
3. In Korean, what appears at the very beginning of the sentence is most important. (T / F)
4. In Korean, word order typically determines grammatical relationships. (T / F)
5. Instead of English prepositions, Korean has particles that always come before nouns. (T / F)
6. Korean sentences do not always follow the SOV pattern. (T / F)
7. Word order affects the Korean language only when certain particles are missing in sentences. (T / F)
8. Korean sentences that have no subject or object but just a verb, are grammatically correct and natural in
conversation. (T / F)
9. In Korean, different forms of expressions are used depending on who you are talking to or talking about. (T / F)

Arrange the following elements according to the Korean convention.

1. December 24, 2005
2. Sumi Kim
3. 712-19 Hankuk Street, Jung District, Seoul, Kyonggi Province, Republic of Korea.
4. Daesung Lee
5. 18 May, 1977
6. Kyonggi Province, Republic of Korea, Kangnam District, 81-3 Taehan Street, Seoul

Answer:
1. 2005, December 24
2. Kim Sumi
3. Republic of Korea, Kyonggi Province, Seoul, Jung District, Hankuk Street, 712-19
4. Lee Daesung
5. 1977, May 18
6. Republic of Korea, Kyonggi Province, Seoul, Kangnam District, Taehan Street,
81-3

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1. new
2. business
3. debt
4. walls
5. meat
6. egg
7. needles
8. rubber
9. herbs
10. music

1. Prefix: 신 Meaning: new

2. Prefix: 고 Meaning: high
3. Prefix: 불 Meaning: fire
1. Suffix: 식 Meaning: expression
2. Suffix: 질 Meaning: quality
3. Suffix: 직 Meaning: straight