Korean Grammar in 100 Sentences: Korean Workbooks for Beginners, #3

Don't memorize the rules. Steal the sentences.

"If the stem vowel is bright, attach 아요; otherwise…" — if grammar books like that made you quit, this one is your revenge. You memorize 100 sentences you'll actually say, each carrying exactly one grammar point. By sentence 100, all of beginner Korean grammar (TOPIK I level) lives in your mouth — not just your notebook.

Inside: 1 sentence = 1 grammar point, in an order that builds on itself (to be → there is → present → past → future → negation → requests → wants → connectors → can / experience). Every sentence comes with romanization and a natural English translation. Substitution drills on every card let you swap in your own words. A quiz on every card plus chapter review tests, all with answers. Writing lines on every card: see it, say it, write it. An appendix covers the verb and adjective conjugation cheat sheet, the particle guide, and a grammar index.

Written by a certified Korean teacher with 17 years of experience, 15 of them in Daechi-dong — Seoul's legendary education district. The "1 sentence = 1 grammar point" method was born from watching students give up on grammar books, and refusing to let them.

100 sentences. Beginner grammar: done.

Book 3 in the Korean Workbooks for Beginners series. If you can't read Hangul yet, start with Book 1, Hangul Workbook, first.