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Hurry up. I_____ for Kor The plane_____ at 10:00.A． will leaveB． is leavingC． leavesD． is leaving
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C试题分析：考查时态：句意：快点，我要去韩国见我叔叔，飞机10点起飞。两个空都是一般将来时，第一空表示：即将，马上，用be doing，第二空表示：按时刻表即将做…，用一般现在时表示将来时。选C。点评：动词的时态要注意句中的时间状语。没有时间状语就要结合上下文把动作发生的时间找出来。这道题除了弄清时态，还有注意一般将来时的不同表达的区别。
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一般现在时将来进行时过去完成进行时过去将来时的被动语态
一般现在时的概念：
表示通常性、规律性、习惯性的状态或者动作（有时间规律发生的事件）的一种时间状态。 一般现在时的用法：
1）经常性或习惯性的动作，常与表示频度的时间状语连用。常用的时间状语有every...，sometimes，at...，on Sunday等。例如：I leave home for school at 7 every morning. 每天早上我七点离开家。 2）客观真理，客观存在，科学事实。例如：The earth moves around the sun. 地球绕太阳转动。　 &&&&&&&&&&& Shang hai lies in the east of China. 上海位于中国东部。 3）表示格言或警句。例如：Pride goes before a fall.　骄者必败。　注意：此用法如果出现在宾语从句中，即使主句是过去时，从句谓语也要用一般现在时。例如：Columbus proved that the earth is round. 哥伦布证实了地球是圆的。 4）现在时刻的状态、能力、性格、个性。例如：I don't want so much. 我不要那么多。　&&&&&&&&&&&&Ann writes good English but does not speak well. 安英语写得不错，讲的可不行。比较：Now I put the sugar in the cup. 把糖放入杯子。　　　 &&&&&&&&&&& I am doing my homework now. 我正在做功课。　　第一句用一般现在时，用于操作演示或指导说明的示范性动作，表示言行的瞬间动作。第二句中的now是进行时的标志，表示正在进行的动作的客观状况，所以后句用一般现在时。一般现在时知识体系：
&一般现在时用法拓展：
1、一般现在时表将来： 1）下列动词come, go, arrive, leave, start, begin, return的一般现在时可以表示将来，主要用来表示在时间上已确定或安排好的事情。例如：The train leaves at six tomorrow morning. 火车明天上午六点开。　　　&&&&&&&—When does the bus star? 汽车什么时候开&&&&&& —It stars in ten minutes. ？十分钟后。 2）以here, there 等开始的倒装句，表示动作正在进行。例如：Here comes the bus.=The bus is coming. 车来了。　　　&&&&&&&&&&& There goes the bell.=The bell is ringing. 铃响了。 3）在时间或条件句中。例如：When Bill comes（不是will come）, ask him to wait for me. 比尔来后，让他等我。　　　&&&&&&&&&&&&I'll write to you as soon as I arrive there. 我到了那里，就写信给你。 4）在动词hope, take care that, make sure that 等的宾语从句中。例如：I hope they have a nice time next week. 我希望他们下星期玩得开心。　　　&&&&&&&&&&& Make sure that the windows are closed before you leave the room. 离开房间前，务必把窗户关了。2、一般现在时代替一般将来时： When, while, before, fter, till, once, as soon as, so long as, by the time, if, in case（that）, unless, even if, whether, the moment, the minute, the day, the year, immediately等引导的时间状语从句，条件句中，用一般现在时代替将来时。例如：He is going to visit her aunt the day he arrives in Beijing. 他一到北京，就去看他姨妈。3、一般现在时代替一般过去时：1）"书上说"，"报纸上说"等。例如：The news paper says that it's going to be cold tomorrow. 报纸上说明天会很冷的。　2）叙述往事，使其生动。例如：Napoleon's army now advances and the great battle begins. 拿破仑的军队正在向前挺进，大战开始了 4、一般现在时代替现在完成时：1）有些动词用一般现在时代替完成时，如hear, tell, learn, write, understand, forget, know, find, say, remember等。例如：I hear（=haveheard）he will go to London. 我听说了他将去伦敦。　&&&&&&&&&&& I forget（=have forgotten）how old he is. 我忘了他多大了。 2）用句型"It is…since…"代替"It has been…since…"。例如：It is（=has been）five years since we last met. 从我们上次见面以来，五年过去了。 5、一般现在时代替现在进行时：在Here comes…/There goes…等句型里，用一般现在时代替现在进行时。例如：There goes the bell.铃响了。时态一致：　1、如果从句所叙述的为真理或相对不变的事实，则用现在时。例如：At that time, people did not know that the earth moves. 那时，人们不知道地球是动的。　&&&&&&&&&&& He told me last week that he is eighteen.上星期他告诉我他十八岁了。　2、宾语从句中的，助动词ought, need, must, dare的时态是不变的。例如：He thought that I need not tell you the truth. 他认为我不必告诉你真相。将来进行时的概念：
表示将来某时进行的状态或动作，或按预测将来会发生的事情。例如：She'll becoming soon. 她会很快来的。　　　&&&&&&&&&&& I'l lbe meeting him sometime in the future. 将来我一定去见他。将来进行时的基本用法： 　　
1、将来进行时表示将来某一时间正在进行的动作： 　　如：Don't phone me between 5 and 6. We'll be having dinner then. 五点至六点之间不要给我打电话，那时我们在吃饭。 　　&&&&&&& When I get home, my wife will probably be watching television. 当我到家时，我太太可能正在看电视。 　　2、表示按计划或安排要发生的动作： 　　如：I will be seeing you next week. 我下个星期来看你。 　　&&&&&&& I'll be taking my holidays soon. 不久我将度假了。 　　&&&&&&& We shall be going to London next week.下周我们要去伦敦。 　　3、将来进行时表示委婉语气： 　　如：Will you be having some tea? 喝点茶吧。 　　&&&&&&& Will you be needing anything else? 你还需要什么吗？ 　　将来进行时与一般将来时的区别：　　
（1）两者基本用法不一样：将来进行时表示将来某时正在进行的动作，一般将来时表示将来某时将要发生的动作：　　如：What will you be doing this time tomorrow? 明天这个时候你会在做什么呢？　　&&&&&&& What will you do tomorrow? 你明天干什么？　　（2）两者均可表示将来，但用将来进行时语气更委婉：如：When will you finish these letters? 你什么什候处理完这些信件？(直接询问，如上司对下属)　　 &&&&&&& When will you be seeing Mr White? 你什么时候见怀特先生？(委婉地询问，如下属对上司)　　&& &&&&&&& When will you pay back the money?你什么时候还钱？(似乎在直接讨债)　　&&&&&&&&When will you be paying back the money? 这钱你什么时候还呢？(委婉地商量)　　（3）有时一般将来中的will含有“愿意”的意思，而用将来进行时则只是单纯地谈未来情况：　　如：Mary won't pay this bill. 玛丽不肯付这笔钱。(表意愿)　　&&&&&&&&Mary won't be paying this bill. 不会由玛丽来付钱。(单纯谈未来情况)过去完成进行时：
过去完成进行时，就是相对过去的某个时刻来说已经对现在有直接影响并且还在进行的动作。放在间接引语或虚拟语气中时它的时态不能再向前推，向后推是现在完成进行时。过去完成进行时是由"had been + 现在分词"构成。 　　 例如：She had been suffering from a bad cold when she took the exam. 　　&&&&&&&&&&&& 她在考试之前一直患重感冒。 过去完成进行时构成：过去完成进行时是由"hadbeen+现在分词"构成。 　　如：She had been suffering from a bad cold when she took the exam. 她在考试之前一直患重感。 　　&&&&&&& Had they been expecting the news for some time? 他们期待这个消息有一段时间了吧？
过去完成进行时用法：　　1、表示过去某一时间之前一直进行的动作。过去完成进行时表示动作在过去某一时间之前开始，一直延续到这一过去时间。和过去完成时一样，过去完成进行时也必须以一过去时间为前提。过去完成进行时也是一个相对的时态，上下文中须有明示或暗示的作为参照的过去的时间。 　　如：I had been looking for it for days before I found it. 这东西我找了好多天才找着。 　　如：They had only been waiting for the bus a few minutes when it came. 他们只等了几分钟车就来了。 　　2、表示反复的动作。 　　如：He had been mentioning your name to me. 他过去多次向我提到过你的名字。 　　3、过去完成进行时还常用于间接引语中。 　　如：The doctor asked what he had been eating. 医生问他吃了什么。 　　&&&&&&& I asked where they had been staying all those days. 我问他们那些天呆在哪儿。 　　4、过去完成进行时之后也可接具有"突然"之意的when分句。 　　如：I had only been reading a few minutes when he came in. 我刚看了几分钟他就进来了。 　　&&&&&&& She'd only been reviewing her lessons for a short while when her little sister in terrupted her. 她温习功课才一会儿，她妹妹就打断她了。过去完成进行时和过去完成时的比较：　　
如：She had cleaned the office, so it was very tidy. 她已经打扫过办公室了，所以很整洁。(强调结果) 　　&&&&&&& She had been cleaning the office, so we had to wait outside. 她一直在打扫办公室，所以我们不得不在外面等着。(强调动作一直在进行)过去将来时的被动语态的概念：
过去将来一般时的被动语态的主语是第一人称时用should be加及物动词的过去分词构成；主语是第二、三人称时用would be加及物动词的过去分词构成。 例如：He said that something would be needed to finish the task. 他说要完成这项任务，需要某种条件。&&&&&&&&&&&过去将来时的被动语态的用法：
过去将来时的被动语态常出现在英语间接引语中，其形式为：(1)would/should+be+动词的过去分词(2)was/were+going to be+动词的过去分词. 如：He said the project would be finished by the time we reached there.&&&&&&& She said that some new factories would be built soon in our city.&& &&&&&&& He thought that your watch was going to be mended after an hour.&&&&&&& He said that something would be needed to finish the task. 他说要完成这项任务，需要某种条件。 &&&&&&& It was said that they would be selected by lottery. 据说他们将抽签选出。
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I’m very techie and I love gadgets and I pretty much utilize them in studying Korean. I’ve always used my very reliable little pink netbook (Asus EEE Pc 1005P) for studying on/offline. Recently
(MSI Enjoy 7 Plus) and am very happy with it and the handful of very useful apps that I can use to make studying much more convenient, easily accessible and more fun (Check
for a list of apps that I am using).
DICTIONARIES:
LG KF350 pre-installed E4U Eng&Kor&Eng dictionary – this is what I am currently using when I am offline and reading novels or textbooks. Not as good as a real electronic dictionary, but good enough for quick word checks when there’s no internet available. I survived 40 days in Korea (and even organized a small snack event) with just this little friend of mine.
Not bad, right?
I got this phone for free . Most OLD (of course everyone uses smart phones now!) Korean phones have pre-installed dictionaries with them.
– the ever reliable and most popular online English&Korean&English dictionary.
– I’m beginning to appreciate this Korean&Korean dictionary now since I’m on my intermediate Korean phase. There are some Korean words that you simply can’t find in the ????, but will appear here.
– NOT RELIABLE
but can still be a little helpful. I usually use it to HELP me QUICKLY VERIFY one or two words, or to HELP ME REMEMBER words I’ve momentarily forgotten, or let me have a really QUICK OVERVIEW of long paragraphs or for a QUICK SPELLCHECK or simply TO HAVE A GOOD LAUGH!!! It’s not accurate (and probably will never be) but I’ve seen Google Translator improved over the years. DO NOT USE THIS FOR TRANSLATING. AGAIN. DO NOT USE THIS FOR ANY KIND OF TRANSLATIONS! PERIOD! Study Korean instead!
Paper Dictionaries – I was able to get hold of 3 so far. (1) Elite English-Korean and Korean-English Dictionary ??? ???? that I got as a gift from joining a Korean speech contest. (2) Prime ?? – ???? that I borrowed snatched from my best friend, sat on my bookshelf for many months and was sent back to my best friend. And (3) Berlitz Korean Concise Dictionary given by my Korean 10-11 Professor as a price for winning a ??? game in class that I have given to my best friend since I haven’t really used it because the Korean entries are romanized first before written in ??, making it very difficult to search Korean entries. I have never used these paper dictionaries since I’m always online and I find it so time consuming!
Udea Electronic Dictionary – Lent to me by a friend and I used it for 2 semesters while attending formal Korean classes in our university. It’s battery operated and you can put mp3s on it. I used to love it because it’s easy to use and very concise to carry- practical for someone like me who often carry a very heavy bag. (EDIT: I have returned this years ago and since I now have my tablet and my LG cellphone cum dictionary I have no intention of getting an electronic dictionary in the future).
LANGUAGE EXCHANGE:
– a language exchange network with real-time chat. You can ask questions with other users. Very useful and helpful!
– also a language exchange network. You can post whatever you have written and other users will correct it for you and/or leave comments.
– similar to Hanlingo where you can chat with various users. But I think the Korean community in Hanlingo is bigger.
– another language exchange community website. This is actually where I met my current language exchange partner – an 11-year old kid.
– another online community. There are forums and chat functions too. Most people there, I think, are from Talk To Me In Korean.
– another online community. There are forums and chat functions too. Plus a lot of goodies (lessons, lyrics, wallpapers, etc). It is maintained by a very nice Sis/??/??? who is always willing to help, guide and answer questions from students/members. (EDIT: It’s not being updated regularly anymore.)
ONLINE KOREAN LESSONS:
– My very first lesson. Very useful for beginners.
– A wonderful website with lessons from beginner to intermediate. I started learning grammar on this website. I’m currently reviewing the novice lessons and I can’t wait to get my hands on their intermediate lessons soon.
– a really fun and informative site for learning Korean. Podcast lessons from beginner to advance learners. I’m currently following the lessons here too.
– I haven’t started this one, but planning to – soon!
– basically a Korean grammar dictionary. I find this really useful especially when I’m reviewing for TOPIK.
– a haven of grammar lessons. I really wish I have time to study this website.
– another Grammar guide. I haven’t explored this one, but it looks very useful.
– a very informative blog in learning Korean. Lots of goodies and useful links too. I visit this often.
– a nice blog with loads of lessons and materials. However, too much materials that I don’t know where to start. By the way, I agree, Korean self-studying isn’t lame!
TOPIK REVIEW:
– you can get details about upcoming exams, registration, results and previous exams
– a blog dedicated to TOPIK Preparation.
– a blog about TOPIK.
– an excel file with list of vocabulary words that are essential in preparation for TOPIK ??. I studied this list. I wasn’t able to memorized all of them, but I guess I have memorized 75% or more. (EDIT: And I have forgotten about 30% of them by now I guess.)
KOREAN LANGUAGE BOOKS:
??? Korean for Foreigners Elementary 1 – My first ever Korean language book. It focuses on formal language (??? form). I wasn’t able to finish it and have no intentions of reading it anymore. Gave this to a friend.
(GANADA Korean Language Institute, translated by Lee Hae-Young, comes with audio CD)
?? ??? Student Book 1A, 1B, 2A, 2B, 3A, 3B – books used on my Korean 10, 11, 12, 13 and the experimental Korean 100 classes in the University of the Philippines. It covers Beginner level (lower and upper beginner) and Intermediate (lower intermediate). It comes with workbooks (that we only use in Korean 10-11 class & Korean 100) and Audio CDs that we listen to in class. I haven’t finished 3A and 3B and still keeping 1-2 for reference.
(Sogang University Series, with audio CD)
Basic KLPT ???? ??? – I love this book! I used it in preparation for TOPIK ?? last 2010. It tackles basic grammar patterns. I learned most of my basic grammar from this book. But since this is a review book, the sample sentences and the explanations were limited. There were a lot of exercises per lessons though and has answer sheets at the back. I lent this to a neighbor reviewing for a KLPT exam.
TOPIK ?? review book – I got this book from our Korean professors in preparation for TOPIK ??. It’s basically a compilation of sample TOPIK exams. I wasn’t able to use it at all since I ran out of time in reviewing for TOPIK. I browsed it a little though. The questions were actually more difficult than the actual TOPIK ?? exam. I’m planning to practice with this book in my initial preparation for TOPIK ??.
(with Audio CD)
???? ??? ??? – Part 1 of 2 series of idiom book. I love this book too but I haven’t read this yet. Recommended for intermediate or at least upper beginner learners because the book is entirely in Korean.
(Korea Language Plus)
Korean Grammar for International Learners (English edition) – A good grammar book. At first it was difficult for me to read this. Not just because of some difficult words (after all, everything has translations), but the linguistics terms were all difficult for me. But after gathering enough linguistics background, it’s not too difficult anymore. It’s not like Sogang or any series out there because it is not arranged in the level of difficulty. The approach is very linguistics. It’s a good read because you’ll get to understand the structure of Korean language more. What I am doing is I try making sentences using grammar points that are being discussed in the book.
(Yonsei University)
* * I don’t own the download link. I just found it online
Using Korean: A Guide to Contemporary Usage – A nice book about Korean language. It has a linguistic approach and I love it for that. I still haven’t finished this book too.
(Miho Choo)
* * I don’t own the download link. I just found it online
Elementary Korean – As the title says, it’s elementary Korean. Basic grammar lessons. I haven’t read it and may not read it anymore.
(Tuttle Publishing, by Ross King and Jaehoon Yeon)
* I don’t own the download link. I just found it online
Continuing Korean
– The continuation of Elementary Korean (that I’ve mentioned above). I borrowed the book from our library but didn’t manage to read it. I’m not sure yet about the level of the book, but I’m thinking it’s more of upper beginner than intermediate.
(Tuttle Publishing, by Ross King and Jaehoon Yeon)
Korean for Intermediate Learners – I borrowed this from the KCC library with the intention of preparing for Intermediate TOPIK. But I was a bit disappointed because I already know all the lessons in the book. I was expecting some hardcore intermediate lessons. So I didn’t read it anymore. But I must say the book is pretty good with the explanations, examples and exercises.
Korean Grammar in Use Beginner – I believe that the Korean Grammar in Use is one of the best series out there. A Korean friend gave it to me as a send-off present last summer. I was too shy to tell him I need the intermediate one instead. And I ended up throwing it away (along with a few other stuff I have) in Incheon airport because I was over my baggage allowance. I brought home the Audio CD though but haven’t opened nor listened to it yet.
PHRASE BOOKS:
Phrase books are NOT MEANT FOR ANY LANGUAGE LEARNING. It may be useful for travellers who just want to have something handy for emergency situations. For Korean, just make sure you’ll get something that has Hangeul translations and not just romanizations – so that you can simply point the sentence to the locals and they will be able to read and understand it.
Korean At A Glance – a travel phrase book (with a little dictionary). I bought this when Korean textbooks are still unheard of in our country and under the impression that I can actually learn Korean. I never learn anything from this book, but nonetheless it’s pretty decent for travellers. I also find the little notes about Korean culture interesting.
(Barron’s Educational Series, Inc)
Making Out In Korean – a ridiculously funny phrase book. The difference of this one from other phrase books out there is that it focuses on slangs – specifically relationship/romance slangs. And no, you wouldn’t learn anything from this book. It’s just a fun read for me. First of the 2 series.
(Tuttle Publishing, by Peter Constantine)
Korean Drama Scripts – I love watching Korean dramas, so I love learning from them. How great it would be if Korean dramas have Korean subtitles, right? Unfortunately only very few of them has one. I usually just read the scripts of the dramas though. Check my
page for more details.
– this site is a haven of children learning materials. I haven’t explored it much, but I usually check the short animated stories. They come with Korean subtitles.
Webtoons – webtoons are fun to read and can definitely be a good help in learning Korean. has a great collection of webtoons (more about this on ).
Webnovels –
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