What does this grammar pattern express?
-(으)ㄴ/는 데다(가)
- simply/just do
- to pretend to
- in addition to ✓ (correct)
- so that/until
Word: -(으)ㄴ/는 데다(가)
Reading: -(eu)n/neun deda(ga)
Meaning: in addition to
Daily Quiz archive › October 2026 › 28 October 2026
Here are the five questions of the Korean medium Daily Quiz from 28 October 2026, with the correct answer and a short explanation for each one. Topics: grammar pattern, vocabulary (reverse), fill in the blank, grammar, word order.
-(으)ㄴ/는 데다(가)
Word: -(으)ㄴ/는 데다(가)
Reading: -(eu)n/neun deda(ga)
Meaning: in addition to
also/too
Word: 도
Reading: do
Meaning: also/too
벽 시계가 있어요
“There's a clock on the wall”
Sentence: 벽에 시계가 있어요
Reading: Byeoge sigyega isseoyo
Meaning: There's a clock on the wall
Grammar: 있다/없다 (exist/not exist) always use 에, never 에서.
공부 해요
“I have to study”
Say you must study.
Sentence: 공부해야 해요
Reading: Gongbuhaeya haeyo
Meaning: I have to study
Base form: 공부하다
Grammar: 아/어야 하다/되다 = must do. Obligation pattern.
There is a cat in the room
Correct order: 방 에 고양이 가 있어요
Sentence: 방 에 고양이 가 있어요
Reading: Bange goyangiga isseoyo
Meaning: There is a cat in the room
Pattern: Location + 에 + Thing + 이/가 + 있어요
Grammar: 있다 works for both objects and living things (unlike Japanese).
Today's Japanese and Korean Daily Quiz has five new questions at easy, medium and hard level. It is free and works without an account.
Play today's Daily Quiz