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A Model Verb (Gac ) and Completive Verb (Zan )
A model verb (Gac ) means "can, to be able to or to have the ability to". In general it occures with a completive verb (Gac ). In this unit, I would like to introduce some examples that the model verb (Gac) is used with a completive verb (Zan ).
A. Affirmative Sentence with Model Verb (Gac ) and Completive Verb (Zan )
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Example:
Affirmative Sentence with Model Verb (Gac ) |
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Note:
 | In spoken language, the objective of the sentence can be drop. For example in the conversation lesson 1 to 4 in this unit, all the objective of the sentences that use the model verb (Gac ) are dropped. |
| The preposition of the verb is important, it cannot be dropped. |
B. Negative Sentence with a Model Verb (Gac ) and Completive Verb (Zan )
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Example:
Affirmative Sentence with Model Verb (Gac ) |
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Note:
| In spoken language, the objective of the sentence can be drop. For example in the conversation lesson 1 to 4 in this unit, all the objective of the sentences that use the model verb (Gac ) are dropped. |
| The preposition of the verb is important, it cannot be dropped. |
C. Interrogative Sentence with Model Verb (Gac ) and Completive Verb (Zan )
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Example:
Affirmative Sentence with Model Verb (Gac ) |
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| In spoken language, the objective of the sentence can be drop. For example in the conversation lesson 1 to 4 in this unit, all the objective of the sentences that use the model verb (Gac ) are dropped. |
| The preposition of the verb is important, it cannot be dropped. |