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• Title:Korean : a comprehensive grammar / Jaehoon Yeon and Lucien Brown.
  
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• Author/Creator:Yeon, Jaehoon.
  
• Other Contributors/Collections:Brown, Lucien.
  Ebooks Corporation.
  
• Published/Created:London ; New York : Routledge, 2011.
  

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• Library of Congress Subjects:Korean language--Textbooks for foreign speakers--English.
  Korean language--Study and teaching--English speakers.
  
• Subject(s):Electronic books.
  
• Description:1 online resource ; cm.
  
• Series:Routledge comprehensive grammars.
  
• Notes:Includes bibliographical references (pages 448-450) and indexes.
  Description based on print version record.
  
• ISBN:9780203833001 (electronic bk.)
  0203833007 (electronic bk.)
  9781136840296 (electronic bk.)
  113684029X (electronic bk.)
  9780415603843
  0415603846
  9780415603850
  0415603854
  
• Contents:Machine generated contents note: 1.1. Characteristic features of Korean
  1.1.1. Word classes
  1.1.2. Word order: Korean as an SOV language
  1.1.2.1. Flexible word order
  1.1.2.2. postpositional characteristic of Korean
  1.1.2.3. position of complements
  1.1.2.4. Interrogative word order
  1.1.3. intricate system of honorific categories
  1.1.4. Korean as an elliptical language
  1.2. Korean script and pronunciation
  1.2.1. Basic principles of Hangul writing
  1.2.1.1. letter names and dictionary order
  1.2.1.2. Writing syllabically
  1.2.2. Hangul pronunciation guide
  1.2.2.1. Simple vowels
  1.2.2.2. Y-vowels
  1.2.2.3. W-vowels
  1.2.2.4. compound vowel
  1.2.2.5. Bask consonants
  1.2.2.6. Aspirated consonants
  1.2.2.7. Tensed or 'double' consonants
  1.2.3. Pronunciation changes
  1.2.3.1. Pronunciation of syllable-final consonants
  1.2.3.2. Simplification of consonant clusters
  1.2.3.3. Re-syllabification
  1.2.3.4. Nasal assimilation
  1.2.3.5. Assimilation between l and n
  1.2.3.6. Assimilation of l to n after nasal consonants
  1.2.3.7. Palatalisation of t and t'
  1.2.3.8. n addition
  1.2.3.9. h reduction
  1.2.3.10. Aspiration
  1.2.3.11. Reinforcement
  1.3. Korean terms of address
  1.3.1. Korean names
  1.3.2. Korean titles
  1.3.3. Kinship terms
  1.3.4. How to address someone in Korean
  1.3.4.1. Addressing intimates of similar age
  1.3.4.2. Addressing older intimates
  1.3.4.3. Addressing elders and notable superiors
  1.3.4.4. Addressing non-intimates and strangers
  1.3.4.5. Addressing notable subordinates and children
  2.1. Nouns
  2.1.1. Lack of articles, number and gender
  2.1.1.1. Lack of articles
  2.1.1.2. Lack of number
  2.1.1.3. Lack of gender
  2.1.2. Bound/dependent nouns
  2.1.2.1. 'thing', 'object' or 'affair'
  2.1.2.2. '-cum-'
  2.1.2.3. 'place'
  2.1.2.4. 'occasion', 'chance'
  2.1.2.5. 'in accordance with'
  2.1.2.6. 'thanks to'
  2.1.2.7. 'place'
  2.1.2.8. 'during'
  2.1.2.9. 'may or may not'
  2.1.2.10. 'as if'
  2.1.2.11. 'when'
  2.1.2.12. 'reason'
  2.1.2.13. 'reasons'
  2.1.2.14. 'around the time'
  2.1.2.15. 'thing'
  2.1.2.16. 'only', 'just', 'nothing but'
  2.1.2.17. 'case', 'circumstance'
  2.1.2.18. 'event'
  2.1.2.19. 'the way', 'the fact'
  2.1.2.20. 'middle'
  2.1.2.21. 'since'
  2.1.2.22. 'side'
  2.1.2.23. 'just as it is'
  2.2. Nominal forms
  2.2.1. Nominal form
  2.2.2. Nominal form
  2.2.3. Nominal form
  2.2.4. Sentence patterns with
  2.2.4.1. 'depending on'
  2.2.4.2. 'because'
  2.2.4.3. 'bound to'
  2.2.4.4. 'start'
  2.2.4.5. 'it is easy to'
  2.2.4.6. 'in order to'
  2.2.4.7. 'be apt to'
  2.2.4.8. 'before'
  2.2.4.9. 'very'
  2.2.4.10. 'just'
  2.2.4.11. 'no way'
  2.2.4.12. 'indeed'
  2.2.4.13. 'far from'
  2.2.4.14. 'also'
  2.2.4.15. 'only'
  2.2.4.16. 'decide to'
  2.2.4.17. 'supposed to'
  2.2.4.18. 'hope'
  2.2.4.19. 'upon, because'
  2.2.4.20. 'depending on'
  2.2.5. Nominal form
  2.2.6. Using to create nominal forms
  2.3. Pronouns
  2.3.1. Personal pronouns
  2.3.1.1. First-person pronouns
  2.3.1.2. Second-person pronouns
  2.3.1.3. Third-person pronouns
  2.3.2. Demonstrative pronouns
  2.3.3. Reflexives and reciprocals
  2.3.4. Question pronouns
  2.4. Numbers and counting
  2.4.1. Pure Korean and Sino-Korean numbers
  2.4.2. Which system to use
  2.4.3. Sentence patterns with numbers
  2.4.4. Counting and naming periods of time
  2.4.4.1. Years
  2.4.4.2. Months
  2.4.4.3. Weeks
  2.4.4.4. Days
  2.4.4.5. Telling the time
  2.4.4.6. Giving the date
  3.1. Defining particles
  3.2. Case particles
  3.2.1. subject particle
  3.2.2. object particle
  3.2.3. possessive particle
  3.2.4. Particles of movement and location
  3.2.4.1. 'to/in/at'
  3.2.4.2. 'in/on'
  3.2.4.3. 'from/in/at'
  3.2.4.4. 'to'
  3.2.4.5. 'from'
  3.2.4.6. 'from'
  3.2.4.7. 'letting/making (someone do something)'
  3.2.5. Instrumental particles
  3.2.5.1. 'by/with/as'
  3.2.5.2. 'as'
  3.2.5.3. 'by means of'
  3.2.6. Comitative particles
  3.2.6.1. 'and/with'
  3.2.6.2. 'and/with'
  3.2.6.3. 'and/with'
  3.2.7. vocative particle
  3.3. Special particles
  3.3.1. plural particle
  3.3.2. Particles of topic and focus
  3.3.2.1. topic particle
  3.3.2.2. 'if it's'
  3.3.2.3. 'indeed'
  3.3.3. Particles of extent
  3.3.3.1. 'only'
  3.3.3.2. 'only'
  3.3.3.3. 'except for'
  3.3.3.4. 'from'
  3.3.3.5. 'up until'
  3.3.3.6. 'also', 'even'
  3.3.3.7. 'even'
  3.3.3.8. 'even'
  3.3.3.9. 'far from'
  3.3.4. Particles of frequency
  3.3.4.1. 'every'
  3.3.4.2. 'apiece'
  3.3.5. Particles of approximation and optionality
  3.3.5.1. 'about'
  3.3.5.2. 'about', 'or', 'just'
  3.3.6. Particles of comparison and contrast
  3.3.6.1. 'like'
  3.3.6.2. 'like'
  3.3.6.3. 'as...as'
  3.3.6.4. 'more than'
  3.3.6.5. 'unusually'
  3.3.6.6. 'in accordance with'
  4.1. Characteristics of Korean verbs
  4.1.1. Types of verbs: Processive and descriptive
  4.1.2. Types of verbs: verbs
  4.1.3. Types of verbs: Negative verbs
  4.1.4. Types of verbs: The copula (equational verb)
  4.1.5. Verb bases
  4.1.6. infinitive form
  4.1.7. dictionary form
  4.1.8. Attaching verb endings
  4.2. Negatives
  4.2.1. Short negatives with and
  4.2.2. Long negatives with and
  4.2.3. Negative commands and proposals with
  4.2.4. Expressions that require negative verbs
  4.3. Hearer honorifics: Speech styles
  4.3.1. Introducing the concept of honorifics
  4.3.2. Korean speech styles system
  4.3.3. polite style
  4.3.4. formal style
  4.3.5. intimate style [-] Panmal style
  4.3.6. plain style
  4.3.6.1. Plain style statements
  4.3.6.2. Plain style questions
  4.3.6.3. Plain style proposals
  4.3.6.4. Plain style commands
  4.3.7. familiar style
  4.3.8. semi-formal style
  4.4. Referent honorifics
  4.4.1. Subject honorifics
  4.4.1.1. subject honorific marker
  4.4.1.2. Verbs with special subject honorific forms
  4.4.1.3. Subject honorific particle
  4.4.2. Object honorifics
  4.4.2.1. Verbs with special object honorific forms
  4.4.2.2. Object honorific particle
  4.4.3. Honorific nouns
  4.4.4. Putting the honorifics system together
  4.5. Tense and aspect
  4.5.1. Past tenses
  4.5.1.1. Simple past
  4.5.1.2. Past-past
  4.5.1.3. Observed or perceived past tense
  4.5.2. Future tenses 203 C
  4.5.2.5. Summary of Korean futures
  4.5.3. Continuous tense/aspect
  4.5.3.1. Continuous states with
  4.5.3.2. Continuous actions with
  4.6. Derived verbs: Passives, causatives and others
  4.6.1. Passives
  4.6.1.1. Derived passive verbs
  4.6.1.2. Passives with
  4.6.1.3. Passives with other support verbs
  4.6.1.4. Passives with
  4.6.2. Causatives
  4.6.2.1. Derived causative verbs
  4.6.2.2. Causatives with
  4.6.2.3. Causatives with
  4.6.2.4. Causatives with
  4.6.3. Transforming descriptive verbs into processive verbs
  4.6.3.1. Forming processive verbs with
  4.6.3.2. Forming processive verbs with
  5.1. Auxiliary verbs with
  5.1.1. (ongoing activity 'away')
  5.1.2. (ongoing activity 'towards')
  5.1.3. (finish, achieve)
  5.1.4. (do all the way)
  5.1.5. (do for future reference)
  5.1.6. (do repeatedly)
  5.1.7. (do completely for regret or relief)
  5.1.8. (try doing)
  5.1.9. (seem)
  5.1.10. (lapse into a negative state)
  5.1.11. (do repeatedly)
  5.1.12. (perform a favour)
  5.1.13. (do rashly)
  5.2. Auxiliary verbs with
  5.2.1. (after trying doing)
  5.2.2. (run an errand)
  5.3. Auxiliary verbs with
  5.3.1. after finishing)
  5.3.2. (end up)
  5.3.3. (do and then realize)
  5.3.4. (want to do)
  5.4. Auxiliary verbs with
  5.4.1. (think it might)
  5.4.2. (afraid it might)
  5.4.3. (think of doing)
  5.5. Auxiliary verbs with
  5.5.1. (look like)
  5.5.2. (think it might)
  5.6. Auxiliary verbs with
  5.6.1. (turn out so that)
  5.6.2. (seem)
  5.7. Auxiliary verb with
  5.7.1. (must, have to)
  6.1. Causal connectives
  6.1.9. and
  6.2. Contrastive connectives
  6.2.5.1. in permissive constructions
  6.2.5.2. 'Don't have to' with
  6.2.5.3. Idiomatic expressions
  6.3. Additional and sequential connectives
  6.4. Optional connectives
  6.4.3. in oblique questions
  6.4.4. in oblique questions
  6.5. Conditional connectives
  6.6. Causative connectives
  6.7. Intentive connectives
  6.8. Comparison connectives
  7.1. Modifying forms
  7.1.1. Future/prospective modifier
  7.1.2. Dynamic modifier
  7.1.3. State/result modifier
  7.1.4. retrospective modifier
  7.1.5. past retrospective modifier
  7.1.6. past prospective modifier
  7.2. Sentence patterns with modifier clauses
  7.2.1. Modifier + 'the fact that'
  7.2.2. Modifier + 'it seems that'
  7.2.3. 'with the combined purpose of'
  7.2.4. 'plan to'
  7.2.5. 'as long as you're at it'
  7.2.6. 'on the way to'
  7.2.7. 'after'
  7.2.8. 'in accordance with'
  7.2.9. 'while'
  7.2.10. 'may or may not'
  7.2.11. 'just like'
  Contents note continued: 7.2.12. 'seem like'
  7.2.13. 'when'
  7.2.14. 'no way that'
  7.2.15. 'worth'
  7.2.16. 'seem like'
  7.2.17. 'rather...than'
  7.2.18. 'because of'
  7.2.19. 'on the other hand'
  7.2.20. 'nearly'
  7.2.21. 'only'
  7.2.22. 'can/cannot'
  7.2.23. 'since'; 'unless'
  7.2.24. 'ever/never'
  7.2.25. 'to the extent that'
  7.2.26. 'think/know'
  7.2.27. 'in the middle of'
  7.2.28. 'be in the middle of'
  7.2.29. 'since'
  7.2.30. 'as it is'
  7.2.31. 'pretend'
  7.2.32. 'because of'
  7.2.33. 'as much as'
  8.1. 'of course'
  8.2. 'it's because', 'you see'
  8.3. (dubitative questions)
  8.4. (exclamations)
  8.5. (mild exclamations)
  8.6. (disapproval)
  8.7. (inferences, regrets)
  8.8. (promise-like futures)
  8.9. (suggestions and tentative questions)
  8.10. 'feel like (doing)'
  8.11. 'I'm afraid'
  8.12. 'should, must'
  8.13. (granting permission; orders)
  8.14. (promise-like futures)
  8.15. 'you know'
  8.16. (tag questions)
  9.1. Direct quotations
  9.2. Indirect quotations
  9.2.1. Quoted statements
  9.2.2. Quoted questions
  9.2.3. Quoted proposals
  9.2.4. Quoted commands
  9.2.5. verb in quoted commands
  9.2.6. Quoting verbs
  9.3. Reduced indirect quotations in reported speech
  9.4. Special patterns with indirect quotations
  9.4.1. 'upon telling'; 'I told you'
  9.4.2. 'if you say that'
  9.4.3. 'I heard..., right?'
  9.4.4. 'I heard'
  9.4.5. 'a...called...'
  9.4.6. 'I mean'
  10.1. Adnouns
  10.2. Adverbs
  10.2.1. Grammatical classification of adverbs
  10.2.1.1. Proper adverbs
  10.2.1.2. Derived adverbs
  10.2.1.3. Sentence adverbs
  10.2.1.4. Conjunctive adverbs
  10.2.2. Semantic classification of adverbs
  10.2.2.1. Time adverbs
  10.2.2.2. Degree adverbs
  10.2.2.3. Manner adverbs
  10.2.2.4. Onomatopoeic/mimetic adverbs
  10.3. Prefixes and suffixes
  10.3.1. Prefixes
  10.3.2. Suffixes
  10.3.2.1. Noun-deriving suffixes
  10.3.2.2. Adverb-deriving suffixes
  10.3.2.3. Verb-deriving suffixes
  10.3.2.4. Adnominal suffix.