Korean Polite Ending (어요/아요) Practice (Jeopardy)

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The document contains Korean words paired with their conjugated adjective forms ending in "요". It includes 18 pairs of words and their conjugations, such as "샤워하다" paired with its conjugated form "샤워해요", and "크다" paired with "커요". Each word pair is presented on its own line with the conjugated form listed after the word in parentheses and ending in "요".

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