More Practice from "Korean Grammar in Use Intermediate"

Tomorrow I have a test so tonight I will study hard.

'~할 텐데' is similar to second conditional in english grammer. For example, "If I had enough money, I'd buy a new laptop." It means "충분한 돈이 있다면, 새 노트북을 살 텐데.".

If you want to say "시험이 있을 텐데", You can say this. "내일 (아마도) 시험이 있을 텐데 잘 칠 수 있을지 모르겠다.".

And when you have a test, you have to say "시험이 있어서". Or you'd like to emphasize the casual relationship, you can say "시험이 있기 때문에".

2. (으) ㄹ 테니까
노래 할 테니까 그냥 들어요.
I will sing so you just listen.

'했을' is past expression. 'will' means future and you have to say '할 테니까".

3. -(으)ㄹ 걸요
마리 씨 못 보셨어요?
아마 도서관에 있을 걸요. 아까 도서관에 간다고 했거든요.
Have you seen Mary?
she's probably at the library. Earlier I heard her say she was going to the library.
Please correct my sentences and that i have used the grammar points correctly.

Thank you.


Whitney