Quiz - Grade 8 - Lesson 8-8: "If you intend to..."

Grade 8 - Lesson 8-8 Quiz

"If you intend to..."

-(으)려면 for goals + advice

Question 1 of 12

What does -(으)려면 express?

A polite reason ('It's because...') A condition linked to intention: 'If you intend to...' Past action Change of state

Question 2 of 12

-(으)려면 is basically a combo of what two patterns?

-(으)려고 ('in order to') + -(으)면 ('if') -았어요 + 겠어요 -는데 + (으)ㄹ 거예요 -아/어도 + (으)니까요

Question 3 of 12

가다 becomes 가려면. What does 가려면 mean?

If you intend to go / In order to go, if you want to... Because I went When I go every day Even if I go

Question 4 of 12

For a verb stem ending in a consonant (not ㄹ), what ending do you attach?

-으려면 -려면 -으니까요 -아/어도

Question 5 of 12

For a verb stem ending in a vowel or ㄹ, what ending do you attach?

-으려면 -려고요 -려면 -어지다

Question 6 of 12

Which sentence sounds like giving advice using -(으)려면?

한국어를 잘 하려면 많이 말해야 해요. 한국어를 잘 하면 많이 말해요. 한국어를 잘 하니까요. 한국어를 잘 해도 돼요.

Question 7 of 12

만들다 becomes 만들려면. What happened to ㄹ?

It stayed because vowel/ㄹ stems use -려면. It was deleted and never came back. It changed to -는. It turned into past tense.

Question 8 of 12

Which best matches the meaning of '운전하려면 면허가 필요해요.'

Because I drive, I need a license. Even if I drive, I need a license. If you intend to drive, you need a license. I became able to drive.

Question 9 of 12

Why is -(으)려면 useful for giving advice?

It politely refuses requests. It sets a goal, then tells what you must do to reach it. It only talks about the past. It means 'It became...'

Question 10 of 12

Choose the most natural continuation: 돈을 벌려면...

돈이 많으니까요. 일을 해야 돼요. 돈이 많아졌어요. 돈을 벌면 바빠요.

Question 11 of 12

True or False: -(으)려면 literally contains -(으)면 ('if').

True False Only in formal writing Only with adjectives

Question 12 of 12

Fill in the blank: 학교에 일찍 가려면 ________.

늦었으니까요. 일찍 자야 해요. 늦어도 돼요. 바빠졌어요.

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