Andrew Sangpil Byon is Department Chair and Associate Professor of Korean Studies at the University at Albany, USA. As a Korean applied linguist, his primary research areas are sociolinguistics, Korean-as-a-foreign/second language (KFL) pedagogy, and second language acquisition (for American KFL learners).

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• PrefaceAcknowledgementsPart A: Structures1. Nouns2. Pronouns3. Numbers and Counters 4. Nominalizers5. Case particles I6. Case particles II7. Special particles I 8. Special particles II9. Verbs, adjectives, and copula10. Irregular predicates11. Past tense 12. Future tense and aspect13. Auxiliary verbs I 14.AuxiliaryverbsII 15. Auxiliary verbs III16. Clausal connectives I17. Clausal connectives II18. Clausal connectives III 19. Clausal conjunctives IV20. Negation21. Modifers 22. Expressions with modifier clauses I23. Expressions with modifier clauses II24. Expressions with modifier clauses III 25. Sentence endings I 26. Sentence endings II 27. Addressee honorifics: Speech level endings28. Referent honorifics29. The passive construction 30. The causative construction31. Direct and indirect questions/quotations32. Prenouns 33. AdverbsPart B: Functions 34. Ability35. Addressing and referring to someone36. Advice37. Cause38. Changes39. Choices 40. Comparing41. Complaints42. Conditions 43. Congratulation, and condolence, and gratitude44. Conjecture45. Contrast46. Deciding47. Degree and extent48. Describing people, places, and states49. Discoveries50. Emphasizing strategies51. Establishing sequences52. Experiences53. Greeting and leave taking54. Hypothetical situations55. Initiating and maintaining conversation56. Intentions and plans57. Likes and wishes58. Listing and including additional information59. Location, direction, and distance60. Means.docx61. Obligation and necessity 62. Permission and prohibition63. Personal information64. Possibility 65. Probability and inevitability66. Purposes67. Reasons68. Recollecting69. Regrets and futility70. Requests 71. Similarity72. Simultaneous actions73. Softening strategies74. Telling time, date, etc.75. Temporal relations

Andrew Sangpil Byon is Department Chair and Associate Professor of Korean Studies at the University at Albany, USA. As a Korean applied linguist, his primary research areas are sociolinguistics, Korean-as-a-foreign/second language (KFL) pedagogy, and second language acquisition (for American KFL learners).

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• PrefaceAcknowledgementsPart A: Structures1. Nouns2. Pronouns3. Numbers and Counters 4. Nominalizers5. Case particles I6. Case particles II7. Special particles I 8. Special particles II9. Verbs, adjectives, and copula10. Irregular predicates11. Past tense 12. Future tense and aspect13. Auxiliary verbs I 14.AuxiliaryverbsII 15. Auxiliary verbs III16. Clausal connectives I17. Clausal connectives II18. Clausal connectives III 19. Clausal conjunctives IV20. Negation21. Modifers 22. Expressions with modifier clauses I23. Expressions with modifier clauses II24. Expressions with modifier clauses III 25. Sentence endings I 26. Sentence endings II 27. Addressee honorifics: Speech level endings28. Referent honorifics29. The passive construction 30. The causative construction31. Direct and indirect questions/quotations32. Prenouns 33. AdverbsPart B: Functions 34. Ability35. Addressing and referring to someone36. Advice37. Cause38. Changes39. Choices 40. Comparing41. Complaints42. Conditions 43. Congratulation, and condolence, and gratitude44. Conjecture45. Contrast46. Deciding47. Degree and extent48. Describing people, places, and states49. Discoveries50. Emphasizing strategies51. Establishing sequences52. Experiences53. Greeting and leave taking54. Hypothetical situations55. Initiating and maintaining conversation56. Intentions and plans57. Likes and wishes58. Listing and including additional information59. Location, direction, and distance60. Means.docx61. Obligation and necessity 62. Permission and prohibition63. Personal information64. Possibility 65. Probability and inevitability66. Purposes67. Reasons68. Recollecting69. Regrets and futility70. Requests 71. Similarity72. Simultaneous actions73. Softening strategies74. Telling time, date, etc.75. Temporal relations

Andrew Sangpil Byon is Department Chair and Associate Professor of Korean Studies at the University at Albany, USA. As a Korean applied linguist, his primary research areas are sociolinguistics, Korean-as-a-foreign/second language (KFL) pedagogy, and second language acquisition (for American KFL learners).

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• PrefaceAcknowledgementsPart A: Structures1. Nouns2. Pronouns3. Numbers and Counters 4. Nominalizers5. Case particles I6. Case particles II7. Special particles I 8. Special particles II9. Verbs, adjectives, and copula10. Irregular predicates11. Past tense 12. Future tense and aspect13. Auxiliary verbs I 14.AuxiliaryverbsII 15. Auxiliary verbs III16. Clausal connectives I17. Clausal connectives II18. Clausal connectives III 19. Clausal conjunctives IV20. Negation21. Modifers 22. Expressions with modifier clauses I23. Expressions with modifier clauses II24. Expressions with modifier clauses III 25. Sentence endings I 26. Sentence endings II 27. Addressee honorifics: Speech level endings28. Referent honorifics29. The passive construction 30. The causative construction31. Direct and indirect questions/quotations32. Prenouns 33. AdverbsPart B: Functions 34. Ability35. Addressing and referring to someone36. Advice37. Cause38. Changes39. Choices 40. Comparing41. Complaints42. Conditions 43. Congratulation, and condolence, and gratitude44. Conjecture45. Contrast46. Deciding47. Degree and extent48. Describing people, places, and states49. Discoveries50. Emphasizing strategies51. Establishing sequences52. Experiences53. Greeting and leave taking54. Hypothetical situations55. Initiating and maintaining conversation56. Intentions and plans57. Likes and wishes58. Listing and including additional information59. Location, direction, and distance60. Means.docx61. Obligation and necessity 62. Permission and prohibition63. Personal information64. Possibility 65. Probability and inevitability66. Purposes67. Reasons68. Recollecting69. Regrets and futility70. Requests 71. Similarity72. Simultaneous actions73. Softening strategies74. Telling time, date, etc.75. Temporal relations