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Basic Sentence Structure

Korean follows a Subject-Object-Verb (SOV) word order, which is different from English.

Example:

저는 사과를 먹어요

I apple eat (I eat an apple)

Particles are Essential

Korean particles indicate the role of words in a sentence and are crucial for understanding.

Common Particles:

이/가 (subject), 을/를 (object), 에 (location)

Verb Endings

Korean verbs change their endings based on tense, politeness level, and formality.

Present Tense:

먹어요 (polite), 먹는다 (plain)

Honorifics

Korean has a complex honorific system that affects verb endings and vocabulary choice.

Politeness Levels:

해요체 (polite), 해라체 (plain), 하십시오체 (formal)

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particles Category

Subject Particle 이/가

beginner

Technical Description

Used to mark the subject of a sentence

Linguistic Data Points

저는 학생이에요.

나는 한국어를 배워요.

Object Particle 을/를

beginner

Technical Description

Used to mark the direct object of a sentence

Linguistic Data Points

사과를 먹어요.

책을 읽어요.

Location Particle 에

beginner

Technical Description

Used to indicate location or direction

Linguistic Data Points

학교에 가요.

집에 있어요.

tense Category

Present Tense 아/어요

beginner

Technical Description

Present tense ending for verbs and adjectives

Linguistic Data Points

먹어요.

가요.

Past Tense 았/었어요

beginner

Technical Description

Past tense ending for verbs and adjectives

Linguistic Data Points

먹었어요.

갔어요.

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Subject Particle 이/가

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Educational Roadmap

Step 1:Word Order

Step 2:Topic/Subject

Step 3:Polite Present

Step 4:Direct Objects

Step 5:Past Tense

Step 6:Negation

Step 7:Location

Step 8:Numbers

Step 9:Honorifics

Step 10:Connectives

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Real-time Grammar Analysis

Learn Korean grammar in a full live course

Grammar Practice

Sentence Building

Particle Practice

Verb Conjugation

Korean Grammar Tips

Basic Sentence Structure

Particles are Essential

Verb Endings

Honorifics

Rule Archive

particles Category

Subject Particle 이/가

Object Particle 을/를

Location Particle 에

tense Category

Present Tense 아/어요

Past Tense 았/었어요

Complete Korean Grammar A to Z

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Step 1:
Word Order

Step 2:
Topic/Subject

Step 3:
Polite Present

Step 4:
Direct Objects

Step 5:
Past Tense

Step 6:
Negation

Step 7:
Location

Step 8:
Numbers

Step 9:
Honorifics

Step 10:
Connectives