#Ability & Possibility
8 Korean grammar points related to "Ability & Possibility", ordered by textbook level.
Beginner 1 (초급 1)Beginner 1 Grammar (초급 1)(2)
Beginner 2 (초급 2)Beginner 2 Grammar (초급 2)(1)
Intermediate 3 (중급 3)Intermediate 3 Grammar (중급 3)(2)
Advanced 5 (고급 5)Advanced 5 Grammar (고급 5)(1)
Advanced 6 (고급 6)Advanced 6 Grammar (고급 6)(2)
- -는 수가 있다-neun suga itdaV + -는 수가 있다 (Might end up doing, there is a chance that)There are times when / you might end up ... (warns that an undesirable event could happen under certain circumstances).
- -(으)ㄹ래야 -(으)ㄹ 수 없다-(eu)llaeya -(eu)l su eopdaV + -(으)ㄹ래야 + V + -(으)ㄹ 수(가) 없다 (Cannot possibly ... even if one tries/wants to)Even if one wanted/tried to ..., one could not possibly do so (repeats the verb to emphasize absolute impossibility).
All topics
- Connective Endings (연결 어미)
- Modality & Intention
- Particles (조사)
- Time & Sequence
- Conditionals & Supposition
- Cause & Reason
- Polite Sentence Endings
- Comparison (비교)
- Basic Sentence Patterns
- Tenses & Aspect (시제)
- Purpose & Plans
- Negation (부정 표현)
- Questions & Interrogatives
- Verb/Adjective Conjugation
- Noun Modifiers (관형사형)
- Change of State
- Experience & Trial
- Requests & Commands
- Suggestions & Invitations
- Location & Place
- Irregular Conjugation (불규칙)
- Honorifics (높임말)
- Obligation & Necessity
- Numbers & Ordinals
- Movement & Direction
- Desire & Wishes
- Nominalization (명사형)
- Demonstrative Pronouns
- Counters (단위 명사)
- Existence & Possession
