Conditional clauses in Korean grammar are essential for expressing situations in which one action or event depends on another. They allow speakers to indicate hypothetical or real conditions and their possible outcomes. Korean conditionals typically use the “-면” (“-myeon”) or “-으면” (“-eumyeon”) endings to convey “if” or “when” statements. Mastering conditional clauses is crucial in achieving fluency in the Korean language. In these exercises, we will practice using conditional clauses in various sentences, helping you to further understand this essential aspect of Korean grammar.
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2. 친구를 만나려면, 지금 *우리가* (we) 떠나야 해요.
3. 철수가 배가 고프면, 자장면을 *먹으면* (eat) 좋겠어요.
4. 나는 *수영을* (swimming) 할 수 있으면, 바다에 더 자주 가겠어요.
5. 너의 방이 *지저분하면* (messy) 정리를 시작해야 할 거예요.
6. *비가* 오면 (rain) 나는 우산을 가져와야 해요.
7. 핸드폰은 *자동으로* (automatically) 꺼지면 충전기를 필요로 합니다.
8. 더 화창한 *날씨가* (weather) 되면 나는 산책하러 가겠어요.
9. *맛있으면* (delicious) 더 많이 먹고 싶어요.
10. *수업이* (class) 끝나면 친구들과 함께 저녁 식사를 할 거예요.
