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Impersonal Sentences Exercises For Korean Grammar

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Impersonal sentences in Korean grammar are sentences that do not refer to specific people or things but rather express general situations or statements. These types of sentences are used in contexts where it is not necessary to mention a particular person or thing, or when the speaker wishes to remain vague or provide an indirect opinion. Korean impersonal sentences often use the passive voice and incorporate certain grammar constructions to express these general statements. These exercises aim to help improve understanding and usage of impersonal sentences in Korean.

Exercise 1: Completing sentences with impersonal expressions

1. 감기에 걸리면 *가야* (go) 돼요.
2. 이 책은 아무나 *읽을* (read) 수 있어요.
3. *해야지* (must) 결정을 내려야겠어요.
4. 우산을 들고 *가는* (take) 게 좋아요.
5. 친구들에게 *할* (tell) 텐데요.

Exercise 2: Changing sentences into impersonal sentences

1. 나는 이 영화를 좋아해 (I like this movie) -> 이 영화는 *좋다고* (liked) 합니다.
2. 그는 항상 일찍 일어나 (He always wakes up early) -> 항상 일찍 *일어난다고* (wakes up) 해요.
3. 수진는 영어를 잘 알아 (Sujin knows English well) -> 영어는 수진에게 *잘* (well) 알려져 있다.
4. 아버지가 도서관에 갔어 (My father went to the library) -> 도서관에 *가셨다고* (went) 들었어요.
5. 선생님이 우리에게 책을 주었다 (The teacher gave us books) -> 우리에게 책이 *주어졌다고* (given) 해요.

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