What do you add to 아니다 to conjugate it in the present tense?

What is the shortened form of 것 that is sometimes used in future tense sentences?

What does adding ~ㄹ/~을 to the stem of an adjective/verb change it into?

Which of the following is the present tense conjugation for adjectives?

Which do you add to the stem of a verb/adjective to conjugate it in the past tense if it ends in a vowel?

In the past tense, when does ~았다/었다 get merged to the actual stem of the word?

What do you do to the stem of a verb/adjective to conjugate it in the past tense if it ends in a consonant?

For past tense ~였다 is added to verbs/adjectives with the last syllable being..?

When conjugating a verb to present tense, if the stem ends in a consonant, you add

When conjugating a verb to present tense, if the stem ends in a vowel, you add

Which do you add to 아니다 to conjugate it in the present tense?

How do you conjugate the verb "가다" (to go) in the present tense?

How do you conjugate the verb "먹다" (to eat) in the past tense?

How do you conjugate the verb "읽다" (to read) in the past tense?

How do you conjugate the verb "자다" (to sleep) in the future tense?

How do you conjugate the verb "쓰다" (to write) in the future tense?

How do you conjugate the verb "공부하다" (to study) in the future tense?

These two words are typically used to express that somebody knows/doesn’t know something in the present tense.