Extension:
Korean composition title opening format
First, there is no need to write a title () for TOPIK's elementary/intermediate/advanced composition (remember, otherwise you will lose a line); Advanced students must use the basic order (), and junior and intermediate students can use the respect order (). (that is, the words in the two lines below the exam questions) are generally in a format for your reference, and have nothing to do with the content of the composition (). .
2. Leave blank at the beginning of paragraph (). In a paragraph, only one space can be left at the beginning of the paragraph, otherwise, the first space in each line cannot be left. Leaving the first space means the beginning of a new paragraph, so even if the first space in the line encounters a blank, it cannot be left. At this time, in principle, put ""at the end of the line, but it doesn't hurt to omit it.
3. Leave a space () between each word. Korean period is a solid dot. Like English (), in Korean writing, the first space () of each line cannot be empty unless it is the beginning of a new paragraph. Therefore, when you write the last word in the grid, you should write every other word instead of leaving a word blank in the second line. .
Fourth, the period () at the end of the sentence occupies a space, and the question mark () suggests that you leave a space and write the next sentence. When punctuation is needed to write to the end of a line, but there is no spare grid, its symbols cannot be written to the first grid of the next line. At this time, the symbol should be written in the grid of the last word at the end of the line or in the blank outside the column. Of course, there are also cases where 2~3 punctuation marks are placed in the blank space outside the grid.