Two last patterns — and a discovery: you've actually been using one of them since Lesson 5 without knowing it. Then, one long conversation using everything from the Intermediate course.
By now this shape should feel familiar: batchim on the stem gets a buffer vowel, no batchim doesn't.
"Please go" is 가세요 — the exact phrase from 안녕히 가세요 in Lesson 5. You were already using this pattern; now you know why it's shaped that way.
Textbook-correct, but a little formal for daily chat — many Koreans just use -을까요? (Lesson 9) instead. Good to recognize, good to use sparingly.
A few finishing pieces for natural conversation.
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Pick a verb and flip between a polite request and a suggestion.
A longer conversation using patterns from across the entire Intermediate course — numbers, time, past tense, plans, adjectives, places, shopping, and today's requests.
10 questions on requests and suggestions.