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LEVEL 1 LESSON 22
In lesson

#16, we learned how to make the dictionary form of a verb into the present tense ( #17, we learned how to make the past tense (

: hyeon-je si-je) and in lesson

: gwa-geo si-je). And we also learned that the verb [hada] has a very unique way of being conjugated.

[ha-da] = to do
Dicationary from = Present tense = + = [hae-yo] Past tense = + =

We also mentioned that the verb is a very powerful and useful word. That is because in Korean there are a lot of verbs that are made by combining a noun with .

Many of the Korean nouns that indicate or describe some action or behavior can be combined with . And they become verbs.

Examples

1. = studying / = to study 2. = work, job / = to work 3. = memory / = to remember 4. = cleaning / = to clean 5. = cooking, dish / = to cook 6. = moving / = to move, to move into a different house

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LEVEL 1 LESSON 22
7. = song / = to sing 8. = effort / = to make an effort, to try hard 9. = agreement, agreeing / = to agree 10. = admitting, acknowledgement / = to admit 11. = regret / = to regret 12. = exercise / = to exercise, to work out 13. = love / = to love 14. = words, language / = to speak 15. = thought, idea / = to think

Making negative sentences with verbs

In order to make negative sentences using these verbs (check out Lesson #21 for information on how to make negative sentences in Korean) you need to separate the noun part and the part again and add inbetween.

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And if you remember from Lesson #16, there are two ways to make negative sentences in Korean: adding before the verb and using the verb ending . If you want to use with verbs, you simply conjugate [ha-da] to [ha-ji an-ta].

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