Let's learn how to make a long negative sentence in Korean. You'll also see the differences between 안 and 지 않아요.

How can you express the third person's hopes or wishes? Use 고 싶어 하다 grammar.

Learn about 을까요's second meaning. You can ask an idea or opinion of a listener!

Learn the 을 거예요grammar to show your guess about someone or something. You can get the free worksheet and lesson!

Learn how to express the temporal order with the 아서/어서/여서 Grammar! Dive into a sequence of events with free worksheets on this Teacher Blog.

Learn how to use '에 가서' grammar in Korean to express actions after arriving at a place. Free worksheet included! Perfect for Korean learners

Learn about the basic Korean punctuation marks with this lesson! You can listen and repeat their names as well!

Learn about Korean formal endings ㅂ니까?/습니까? grammar and get free worksheets. You'll see the present, past, and future tense forms!

Learn how to use 'or' in Korean with 거나 grammar. Connect verbs or adjectives seamlessly.

Learn how to connect nouns using "or" in Korean. Practice (이)나 with free worksheets with My Korean Lesson!

Learn the Korean markers '에서, 부터, 까지 grammar' with examples and a free practice worksheet. Master the usage of 'from-to'.

Learn how to ask for and give permission in Korean with the 아/어/여도 되다 grammar. Free worksheet included! Master the art of 'may' in Korean.

Learn how you can make a verb into a noun by using 는 것 grammar. I'll teach you how to talk about your hobby. Get the free worksheet as well!

Learn how to show possession in Korean with the possessive marker '의' - Get a free PDF worksheet and master the grammar of "A's B". Let's st

Let's learn how to say "should" or "must" in Korean. You can use 아/어/여야 되다 or 아/어/여야 하다 grammar!

Uncover the secrets of Korean irregular conjugation with ㅂ and ㅎ verbs and adjectives. Download a free worksheet and master the rules!

Unlock the secrets of Korean irregular conjugation with our in-depth guide! Learn how to navigate the tricky ㄷ and ㅅ grammar rules for verb

Learn how to suggest in the Korean formal ending setting.

How can we command in a formal setting? Learn about 으십시오, a counterpart of 으세요 of an informal setting.

The ending 으려고 하다 can add meaning to "plan" and "decision" about the future. Learn about details about 으려고 하다 grammar with me!