Basic Korean sentence order

Answers and explanations

1. 1.Choose the most natural basic word order.

   Your answer:

   Correct answer: 저는 사과를 먹어요.

   “저는 사과를 먹어요.” follows the basic subject → object → predicate order. Korean predicates usually come at the end, while other chunks may move for emphasis or context.

2. 2.Choose the most natural basic word order.

   Your answer:

   Correct answer: 민수가 커피를 마셔요.

   “민수가 커피를 마셔요.” follows the basic subject → object → predicate order. Korean predicates usually come at the end, while other chunks may move for emphasis or context.

3. 3.Choose the most natural basic word order.

   Your answer:

   Correct answer: 저는 한국어를 공부해요.

   “저는 한국어를 공부해요.” follows the basic subject → object → predicate order. Korean predicates usually come at the end, while other chunks may move for emphasis or context.

4. 4.Choose the most natural basic word order.

   Your answer:

   Correct answer: 친구가 음악을 들어요.

   “친구가 음악을 들어요.” follows the basic subject → object → predicate order. Korean predicates usually come at the end, while other chunks may move for emphasis or context.

5. 5.Choose the most natural basic word order.

   Your answer:

   Correct answer: 아이가 우유를 마셔요.

   “아이가 우유를 마셔요.” follows the basic subject → object → predicate order. Korean predicates usually come at the end, while other chunks may move for emphasis or context.

6. 6.Choose the most natural basic word order.

   Your answer:

   Correct answer: 선생님이 책을 읽어요.

   “선생님이 책을 읽어요.” follows the basic subject → object → predicate order. Korean predicates usually come at the end, while other chunks may move for emphasis or context.

7. 7.Choose the most natural basic word order.

   Your answer:

   Correct answer: 우리는 영화를 봐요.

   “우리는 영화를 봐요.” follows the basic subject → object → predicate order. Korean predicates usually come at the end, while other chunks may move for emphasis or context.

8. 8.Choose the most natural basic word order.

   Your answer:

   Correct answer: 고양이가 물을 마셔요.

   “고양이가 물을 마셔요.” follows the basic subject → object → predicate order. Korean predicates usually come at the end, while other chunks may move for emphasis or context.

9. 9.Choose the most natural basic word order.

   Your answer:

   Correct answer: 학생이 숙제를 해요.

   “학생이 숙제를 해요.” follows the basic subject → object → predicate order. Korean predicates usually come at the end, while other chunks may move for emphasis or context.

10. 10.Choose the most natural basic word order.

    Your answer:

    Correct answer: 지수가 편지를 써요.

    “지수가 편지를 써요.” follows the basic subject → object → predicate order. Korean predicates usually come at the end, while other chunks may move for emphasis or context.