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Korean Particles 4

-조차 is used to indicate even the most basic, while -마저 means without leaving any. The document explains various types of adverbs in Korean, including sentential, conjunctional, and componential adverbs, along with their functions and examples. It also lists numerous derived terms and their meanings in Korean.

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Korean Particles 4

-조차 is used to indicate even the most basic, while -마저 means without leaving any. The document explains various types of adverbs in Korean, including sentential, conjunctional, and componential adverbs, along with their functions and examples. It also lists numerous derived terms and their meanings in Korean.

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- is used to indicate even the most basic.


Examples)

1. . I'm so tired that I don't even want to answer the phone.


2. . I don't even want to take a shower.

-
- means without leaving any.
Examples)

1. . Say the last of it.


2. . Even his closest friend ignored him.
3. . He even lost a job.

Adverbs
The adverbs' function is to modify verbs and adjectives of the sentence. Korean has
various types of adverbs such as sentential adverbs (modifies a whole
sentence), conjunctional adverbs (connects two different sentences),and
componential adverbs (modifies verbs or adjective). Componential
adverbs contain three types of adverbs, which are manner adverbs, time adverbs, and
degree adverbs. If there is more than one componential adverb exists in a sentence,
then you must follow the sequence (time degree manner).

Conjunctional adverbs

but

but; nevertheless

so

however

also

or

moreover

so

by the way

and

therefore

Or

Accordingly

Moreover

Besides

Componential adverbs
Manner adverbs

most

nearly

far

together

diligently

slowly

very

the first

very (much)

too much

well/often

much

fast/early

Examples)

1. . .
The school is very far. So I take a bus to school.
is a degree adverb, is a componential adverb (it modifies the adjective), and
is a conjunctional adverb (it connects two sentences).
2. () , .
If the bus doesn't come, I'll walk home.
, and are a sentential adverb. (it modifies the whole sentence)

3. .
Mike woke up very early yesterday.
This sentence contains more than one componential adverb, so you must follow the
order that we explained earlier. is time adverb, is degree adverb, and is
manner adverb.

Adverbs
The adverbs' function is to modify verbs and adjectives of the sentence. Korean has
various types of adverbs such as sentential adverbs (modifies a whole
sentence), conjunctional adverbs (connects two different sentences),and
componential adverbs (modifies verbs or adjective). Componential
adverbs contain three types of adverbs, which are manner adverbs, time adverbs, and
degree adverbs. If there is more than one componential adverb exists in a sentence,
then you must follow the sequence (time degree manner).

Conjunctional adverbs

but

but; nevertheless

so

however

also

or

moreover

so

by the way

and

therefore

or

accordingly

moreover

besides

Componential adverbs
Manner adverbs

most

nearly

far

together

diligently

slowly

very

the first

very (much)

too much

well/often

much

fast/early

Examples)

1. . .
The school is very far. So I take a bus to school.
is a degree adverb, is a componential adverb (it modifies the adjective), and
is a conjunctional adverb (it connects two sentences).
2. () , .
If the bus doesn't come, I'll walk home.
, and are a sentential adverb. (it modifies the whole sentence)

3. .
Mike woke up very early yesterday.
This sentence contains more than one componential adverb, so you must follow the
order that we explained earlier. is time adverb, is degree adverb, and is
manner adverb.

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