The document reviews grammar points for a Kyoyang final exam, including the present continuous tense, comparative and superlative adjectives using examples of vehicles and fruits, and how to write out numbers in Korean won and dollars with examples ranging from $15.681 to $234.50 and \763,427 to \19,256,899.

1. Kyoyang Final Exam Review
1. Present Continuous
In picture A the dog is playing with a ball, but in picture B
the dog is sleeping.
2. Comparative and Superlative Adjectives
Fast – A Porsche is faster than a Kia, but a Bugatti is the
fastest car in the world.
Juicy – An apple is juicier than a banana, but a watermelon is
the juiciest fruit.

2. 3. Numbers
$24.99 – A: 24 dollars and 99 cents / B: twenty four ninety nine
2,432,761 – two million, four hundred (and) thirty two thousand,
seven hundred and sixty one won
3,400,000 – three million, four hundred thousand won
Three point four million won (3.4m)
$234.50 763,427
$49.99 19,256,899
$63.89 8,600,000
$74.10 15,681