1. Usage : - A/V + 기는 하지만 is used by speakers to express different views on something. - A/V-기는 하지만 uses the A/V once, while A/V-기는 A/V-지만 uses the same A/V twice. - 기는 -> 긴 : when you speak, you can shorten ‘기는’ to ‘긴’ - ‘기는 하지만’ and ‘(이)기는 하지만’ attach an adjective/a verb stem and a noun respective

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1. Usage : 1). V-느라고 is a little negative in nature. 2). 의지 : 하려고 생각해서 했어요.(think to do it) : 하려고 한 것이 아니에요.(don’t think to do it) - 감기에 걸리다, 기침이 나다, 넘어지다, 알다, 모르다, 일어나다, 도둑이 오다, 지갑을 잃어버리다, 시간이 없다, 길을 잃버리다, 사고가 나다.

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1. Detail Explanation : 1) An expression used to indicate that one feels or guesses something by the appearance of something mentioned in the preceding statement. 2) Equivalent to “Looks like” or “Seems like”

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- 'V~지 그래요' is used to offer a suggestion or recommendation to someone to do something. - It has the meaning of "Why don't you......?" or "Why not.....?" - It is a much weaker and softer express than ~도록 하다

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'취미와 취미 활동' related vocabularies for beginner and intermediate korean learners.

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1. –는/(으)느 is attached to a verb, an adjective or ‘noun +이다’ and used to modify a following noun, indicating a current action or state. 가: 어떤 날씨를 좋아해요? What kind of weather do you like?

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–이/가 아니다 is attached to a noun, negative –이다. In informal setting, 이/가 아니에요 is used for the present tense ending. 저는 학생이에요. I am a student. 저는 학생이 아니에요. I am not a student.

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1. -(으)ㄹ 때 is attached to a verb, an adjective, 'noun+olr|', indicating a period of time when something or a situation continues or the moment when something happens. 가: 시간이 있을 때 뭘 해요? - What you have time, what do you do? 나: 시간이 있을 때 영화를 봐요. - When I have time, I watch movie.

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1. Detail Explanation We will use -(스)ㅂ니다 with a formal verb and adjective ending. The present tense of the formal polite style is made by adding -(스)ㅂ니다. We will hear and see this verb/adjective ending a lot on TV news or on newspaper, Meeting, Presentations, or lectures.

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- Verb+고 있다 : Being(V-ing). This is a progressive grammar and can be used in all tenses(Past,Present, and Future tense). - It has the same meaning as 는 중이다 - Present tense : -고 있다 - Past tense : - 고 있었어요 - Future tent : -고 있을 거예요.

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