Lesson 21: Exercise 5. Check if the following statements are True / False:
Lesson 21: Exercise 5. Check if the following statements are True / False:
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1. The imperative ending (으)세요 is an informal ending.
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2. The imperative ending (으)세요 is an impolite ending.
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3. It is okay to use any imperative endings.
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4. The imperative ending 하십시오 is an informal ending.
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Question 5 of 10
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5. When the bottom character of an infinitive is “ㄴ,” you have to use 으세요.
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6. There are 12 imperative endings in Korean.
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7. You can use both 세요 and 으세요 after an infinitive of a verb.
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8. When the bottom consonant of an infinitive is “ㄹ,” you have to use 세요.
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9. You can transform a sentence into an imperative sentence.
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10. When an infinitive has no bottom consonant, you have to use 으세요.
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