[SongWon] Korean Grammar for Speaking 2

Learn the polite 'I wonder' construction in Korean speaking 2, unit 1, applying it to verbs and adjectives to form questions like 'how to get to' or 'is he tall'.

Learn unit 2 of Korean grammar for speaking 2 by forming 'i wonder if' sentences with nouns and adjectives using the Kyle and Gail pattern, including beginner and expert examples.

Explore how to form uncertain questions in Korean with would and who would it be scenarios. Practice pronouns, fit and size expressions, and conditional grammar in Korean speaking.

Korean grammar for speaking (2) unit 4 explains the 'I thought I would' pattern, using reason in Korean and negative statements with practical examples like 'I thought you would wait'.

Unit 5 teaches how to say 'pretend to be' in Korean, with examples like 'he pretends to be my boyfriend' and 'don't pretend,' covering present and past tense forms.

Explore Unit 6 of Korean grammar for speaking 2, mastering the 'almost' construction with verbs and particles, polite forms, and near-misses like almost got hit or almost died.

Explore unit 7 of Korean grammar for speaking 2, mastering infinitive forms and decision or promise constructions with examples like I decided to go back and I promised to pay.

Master the tong form to express past habits and actions in Korean, with examples like the person I used to like and the house I used to live in.

Explore the ton dale (don dale) Korean grammar for speaking, used to describe past experiences and narrated actions, with practice turning statements into questions and real-life examples.

Explore unit 11 of korean grammar for speaking, examining differences from English, practice with I have done it and follow constructions, and use condition forms in natural speech.

Learn how to use the Korean 'even' grammar in speaking, with present-tense patterns and examples like even children know, even I can buy it, and even if it's slow.

Master negative forms in Korean speaking, including 'not even' and 'can't even' constructions from unit 13, and learn to make them polite and connect them to other grammar.

Master advanced Korean grammar for speaking, focusing on even though and no matter how constructions with practical examples. Connect grammar from prior lessons to build natural sentences in everyday conversations.

Explore Korean grammar for speaking using Tony's stories to practice sudden events, past tense, and ing-form usage; learn how to describe bus stops, driver actions, and polite address in conversation.

Master present tense conjugation and the 'get' form to express change, with examples like it gets dark and it gets expensive; learn future 'it's going to' constructions.

Learn Korean grammar for speaking unit 17 by building longer questions with do you know, where, when, what, how, and remember, using present, past, and future tense through practical examples.

Learn how to express duration and completed actions in Korean for speaking, including how long questions, casual and polite forms, and example conjugations.

This unit teaches expressing possibility in Korean using the might grammar, linking infinitives to present tense polite forms, with examples like a married woman, a married man, and a ghost.

Explore practical Korean grammar for speaking, focusing on nouns and past tense, connecting clauses with but, and mastering natural, shortened forms for everyday conversation.

Explore advanced Korean grammar for speaking, focusing on infinitive constructions to connect sentences and express nuance with adjectives like that high and that expensive.