A lot of sentences. Could you check each of them? Thank you in advance. 난 어제 상을 받았어 - I got an award yesterday 난 어제 편지를 받았어 - I got a letter yesterday 난 벌을 받았어 - I got a punishment 미안.. ....어머니는 벌을 줬어. 그래서, 나는 밖에 못 가 Mum gave me punishment, so I can't go out. Sorry... 크리스마스 선물을 많이 받았다 - I got a lot of Christmas gifts 1년전에 생일 선물은 받지 않았어 - I didn't get a birthday gift/present year ago 할아버지께서는 월요일에 연금을 받셨어요- My grandfather received a pension/annuity on Monday 문제의 심각성을 번연히 깨닫았다 - I suddenly realized the magnitude of a problem 그녀는 빠리 번연히 다렸어 - She suddenly ran fast 그는 번연히 문을 닫았어- He suddenly closed the door 그는 번연히 문을 열았어- He suddenly opened the door 일을 얻었어 - I got a job/I found a job 내 미식 축구팀은 골을 얻었어요- My football team scored a goal ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 재미있는 책에 대해 상을 받았어요 - I got an award for an interesting book 부른 노래에 대해 상을 받았어요 - I got an award for a song I sang (I am not sure how to write cathegory or what for I got an award. What are possible examples? ) ______에 대해 상을 받았어요 ?

You(r) [plural] You (plural) -> 너희/너희들 당신들 Your (plural) -> 너희(들)의 ?? 당신들의?? Your house : 1) 너희의 집 2) 너희들의 집 3) 당신들의 집 맞아요?

기/기가/는 것 Is there any difference in meaning?? May all sentences be used interchangeable? A) 한글은 읽기 쉬워요 B) 한글은 읽기가 쉬워요 C) 한글은 읽는 것이 쉬워요.

Sb sees a long list of words that he was told to study for tomorrow. He says... Sb sees a long list of words that he was told to study for tomorrow. He says" And am I supposed to study this for tomorrow? You are really funny!" - He is laughing and thinking it's a joke or "And am I supposed to study this for tomorrow? It's ridiculous" - He is not happy. He thinks it's a bad/stupid joke. So how may I say in Korean: "And am I supposed to study this for tomorrow? You are really funny!" "And am I supposed to study this for tomorrow? It's ridiculous"

Could you give me 25 examples of verbs with 으십시오/십시오 form? :) 흐르십시오 is wrong, 걸으십시오 the same. But 엽십시오 is correct. I would like to know what verbs with 으십시오/십시오 are right (And with by the way with (으)ㅂ시다.if you don't mind). Could you give me at least 25 examples ? Thank you in advance

A lot of forms of one verb (walk) 걷다 – 걸러요/ 걸었어요 / 걷습니다(/까?)/ 걸었습니다(/까?)/ 걷으십시오/ 걷읍시다 걷는다/걸었다?/거듣니?(/거듣냐?)/ 걸었니?(/냐?) /걷어라!/ 걷자! 걷신다/걷셔(요)/ 걷십니다(/까?)/ 걷셨습니다(/까?) Btw. Is there any difference between니 and 냐 ?

ㅂ니다/았(/었)습니다/ 십시오/ㅂ시다 - 맞아요? (open) 열다 - 엽니다/열었습니다/ 여십시오/ 엽시다 (cry) 울다 - 웁니다/울었습니다/ 우십시오/ 웁시다 (sell) 팔다 - 팝니다/팔았습니다/ 파십시오 / 팝시다 (far) 멀다 - 멉니다/멀었습니다/ (sweet) 달다 - 답니다/달았습니다 (make)만들다 - 만듭니다/ 만들었습니다 / 만드십시오/ 만듭시다 (freeze) 얼다 - 업니다/ 얼었습니다 (live) 살다 - 삽니다/ 살았습니다/ 사십시오/ 삽시다 맞습니까?

Right? 1) (open) 열다 -> 여십시오 엽시다 (live) 살다 -> 사십시오 삽시다 (make) 만들다 -> 만드십시오 만듭시다 (freeze) 얼다 -> 어십시오 업시다 2) 문을 여십시오 Open the door, please 찬문을 여십시오 Open the window, please 상자를 여십시오 Open this box, please 선물을 여십시오 Open gift, please 이것을 여십시오 / 이거를 여십시오 Open this 선물을 엽시다 - Let's open the gift 3) 새 찬문을 여십시오 Open new window, please OR 신 찬문을 여십시오 Open new window, please 4) 한국 음식을 만듭시다 ! - Let's make a Korean food 눈사람을 만듭시다! - Let's make a snowman 한국 음식을 만드십시오 Make Chinese food, please 눈사람을 만드십시오 Make snowman, please