KOR 1000 Lecture 2: KOR1000 - Grammar 2

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23 Nov 2022

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York University

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Korean

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KOR 1000

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Both attaches to a noun with no spaces in between them. Is used to indicate an object that is close to the speaker. Is used to indicate an object that is far from both listener and speaker. Both are used only as the subject of a sentence. [ n1 / n2 / : n1 = n2 ] / is the topic marker which indicates the preceding n is the topic of the sentence. *tip: all korean vowels end with a place of articulation that does not touch a passive articulator. The marker that attaches to it will be a sound that touches the passive articulator. (noun-ending does not touch passive articulator) + (marker that begins with a sound which touches a passive articulator) Raise the tone at the end of the sentence. Means too/also/as well" and it may replace - / attached to n1. To mark for comparison, / is used for contrast or comparison.

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Part 2: English has a suffix –en that, when attached to verbs, changes the structure of the sentence associated with them. This is called the passive morpheme. The following sentences are the passive equivalents of the sentences in part 1. The bracketed PPs starting with by are optional.

e) The apple was bitten (by John).
f) Louis was forgiven (by Susan).
g) The medal was given to the soldier (by Phillip).
h) The soldier was given the medal (by Phillip).

Describe in your own words what the -en passive suffix does to the theta grids of verbs. Pay careful attention to the last two examples, and to the optionality of the by-phrase. You do NOT have to discuss each sentence. Provide a general statement about passive transformation.

magentamallard814

1. Which of the following statements describe cytotoxicchemotherapy agents used for systemic therapy?

a. They block hormone stimulation of the cancer cells

b. They cause DNA damage in cancer cells

c. They block growth factors binding to cancer cells

d. They block angiogenesis

2. Immune checkpoint inhibition strategies to treat cancerinvolves:

a. Blocking the ligand on the tumor cell that attaches to theregulatory T-cell

b. Blocking the ligand on the regulatory T-cell that attaches tothe tumor cell

c. Both A and B

d. Neither of these

brownmarten945

The 200 g model rocket shown in the figure generates 4.0 N ofthrust. It spins in a horizontal circle at the end of a 100 g rigidrod.

I'll have to describe the picture:

The rocket itself points straight up. The rod it is attached to is60 cm long. The angle formed at the point where the rocket attachesto the rod is 45 degrees.

What is the angular acceleration of the rod? (at the point wherethe rod touches the ground).

KOR 1000 Lecture 2: KOR1000 - Grammar 2

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