Hello, please teach the difference between Korean grammar and grammar.

This syntax is actually not very simple, but in order not to make you more dizzy, I will simply write a little bit, just write the few you asked, and write nothing else. Hope it helps.

The most basic usage is:

Closing sentence 1 expresses exclamation or surprise at an event.

2 There is also a time to express one's disbelief. It is also used for self-talk. For example: Supplement: 1 The following sentence can also be added to the person's thoughts to judge feelings and other clauses, which is similar to a conjunctive ending.

2 Emphasizing present facts or habits is not used but used instead of true) false).

There are two scenarios that can be considered.

The first case.

Followed by the verb There is a dissatisfaction with the question of something that the listener has already heard or knows.

The second case -

1) In fact, it is an abbreviated form of , and the other party says something and ask it again.

You say he quit smoking?

2) Use what you hear from others as a basis to elicit the following words.

After listening to the words of eating something unpalatable, I felt a stomachache.

Said that he would not drink alcohol in the future (after hearing these words) and wanted to try to believe him.

I don't know if you can understand that, but I hope it helps.

In general, the first case is used.

The second case is rarely used.

hiaoyaom said it very completely, the one you pasted was a bit wrong.

These explanations that you pasted are already very good,

It is not preceded by a future tense ending " ".

1) It means recalling the fact that happened or was carried out at a certain time in the past, and this fact is the cause, reason, and basis of the subsequent fact. Such as:

I have studied Korean Chinese for about three years, and now I speak it very well.

He ran too fast, and said that his leg still hurt a little.

The wind blew for a while, and the tree was blown off.

For use in the first person, it must be preceded by a past tense ending" (e.g. :

I ate a little more at night and didn't digest well.

I kept standing and watching, and my leg hurt.

2) It means recalling an action or state in the past, and after the action or state ends, another action or state occurs. It is equivalent to the Chinese "....And then...."It is not preceded by a chronological ending. Such as:

It was overcast, and then it rained.

He thought for a moment, then asked in a low voice.

Suddenly there were dark clouds, then lightning flashed, and thunder rumbled.

3) Indicates the recollection of facts that happened in the past, and that fact and the latter fact have a two-fold turning relationship (it often has a coherent meaning of one after the other). At this time, it is not preceded by a chronological ending. Such as:

Yesterday the wind was blowing badly, but today it is not blowing.

When I was a child, I cried cutely, but now I am an adult.

Excluding the rainfall, it has been very little, but this year it has rained a lot.

4) Indicates the interruption of past recall, that is, recalling that a certain action in the past was in progress, interrupted in the process, and turned to another action. The meaning is similar to the word "interrupted", but it has an extra layer of reminiscence than "". Such as:

As he walked, he remembered something and stopped.

Mom took the medicine bowl, looked into the bowl for a while, and drank it in one gulp.

5) It means that after recalling a certain action in the past, after performing that action, the result is that the latter fact is known. multi-use" (In this form, the subject is all in the first person.) Such as:

Zhou Bu: I asked him again and again, and I realized that he had been here yesterday.

After asking where this is, I realized that this is the famous South Gate.

Bright FiberWhen I came home in the evening, Jin Shi was already waiting at home.

Summary. Hello, it is an honor to serve you, here are my answers to your questions, I hope it helps!

1. The grammatical prototype is to express the emphasis on the previous content, and it is used after the verb.

Korean grammar + how to use it.

Hello, it is an honor to serve you, the following is my answer to your blind question, I hope it will help you! 1. The grammatical prototype is the emphasis on the previous content of the Biaotong Notice, which is used after the verb.

Regardless of whether there is a radio or not.

Duga: Yes.

Yes, kiss, kiss is awesome!

It means "do....After that, I found out (I think, I know....)Such as:

As the saying goes, the country has changed in ten years, and now after twenty years, I find that everything has changed.

After getting on the train, I found that I had taken the wrong one.

After I bought it, I found out that I had bought a fake one.

When I got to know it, I thought it was really simple.

Verbs should be used after the end of the word in a timely manner, and the open syllable adjective and body predicate form should be used after the form of the predicate "after the closed syllable adjective".

1) Indicates a reminder statement, that is, a fact is presented first, and then a supplementary explanation is given.

He's singing, singing so well.

It is also mentioned in general first, and then subscribed. Such as:

20 15 5 There were twenty students in our class, of whom fifteen were boys and five were girls.

2) Indicates the general environment as indicated below. Such as:

Teacher Jin was giving us a lecture when the principal walked into the classroom.

I came back late and my friends had already arrived and were waiting for me.

Wang Myung-ho was studying in the classroom, and Lee Cheol-so came to look for him.

Sometimes, when it indicates the general environment, it also means "reason" or "condition". Such as:

I'm not at home tomorrow, so let's talk to him today.

Coming from afar, it must be very tiring.

It's cold, so let's put on some clothes and go.

3) Indicates a slight turn. In this case, the previous text is amended or supplemented in the opposite sense. It is equivalent to the Chinese conjunction "but", "just" or "while", "but", etc. Such as:

Good is good, it just doesn't work for me.

I took a lot of medicine, but the illness was not cured.

It's clear, but it's still a little windy.

When expressing this meaning, it is sometimes possible to add " " after it to make the tone stronger. Such as:

Yes, but they refused to borrow it.

If " is used, the inflection is more intense.

4) Indicates a reasoning-judgment relationship, based on the former fact, to infer the latter fact. Such as:

It's hard to catch up if you speed up, and if you take it slowly, you'll fall even further behind.

I can't memorize it ten times, but I only read it two or three times, can I do it?

5) Indicates that you want to repeat something that has been mentioned before, and mention it before you describe it, so as to lead to the specific narrative that follows. Such as:

As I said yesterday, this mission must be completed ahead of schedule.

Perhaps as you have seen what I said at the last meeting, if we persist in this way, victory will be ours.

There is still a sense of turning point here. This is usually indicated by ".

6) It means to first remind a certain fact, and then describe a similar fact, and make an analogy. This is often used after a quote sentence and can be used in conjunction with ". Such as:

Wolves must be killed with sticks, and invading enemies must be destroyed with heavy artillery fire.

If the upper beam is not correct and the lower beam is crooked, the parents are not good, and it will inevitably have a bad impact on the children.

As the saying goes, "a thief shouts to catch a thief", he killed someone, but said that he was beaten, what a damn guy.

7) In colloquial language, it is often used as a final word, mainly used in the occasion of self-consideration, and also has the meaning of listening to the opinions of others, indicating a slightly surprised or exclamatory tone. Such as:

It's so hot here!

It's a common thing!

At this time, it can also be followed by " " composition " plus " " with a cordial and respectful tone.

I learned it in level 1.,There are 3 ways to use it.。。。 Until level 4, there are still these three, and no new ones appear, you can remember these three.

Justification is similar to but can only be used in command sentences, and is generally followed by a form of .

Background. Antagonism is equivalent to – the meaning of the preceding and following sentences is opposite.

Stating the use of inflection etc., but all are after the verb adjective according to the context.

To be honest, learning Korean requires more contextual practice.

How to practice context, you have to read a lot and memorize.

It's a bit boring, but you still have to work hard.

The verb + indicates that it is now such as:

Thing+ denotes something from the past for example:

The adjective + indicates the state that an object or thing has e.g. verb , adjective + indicates the intention of the future , speculation e.g. the unfinished state of the action that has been done before, the state, the habit and so on For example, it indicates the action that has been done before.

The state, the state of the end of the habit.

After the end of the word, it is formed in the form of , which indicates the affirmation of the past thing.

He made that toy.

I didn't know a friend was here yesterday.

format, followed by the predicate stem, indicates a speculative, probable meaning.

He'll keep his promise.

I'm going to Seoul next week.

Sure enough, it didn't come.

That is, what you think and what you turn out to be the same, that is, your assumption is right

Explanation from the Korean dictionary, this should be good, do you still need to translate.

Example sentence: Example sentence:

- This grammar is used in the transition or hint, and - is used in the transition and the sequence, so there is a fundamental difference between the two, how to use it is very simple, the present tense is used , the past tense is used as an adjective - , which has the sound of the word is used , confiscated sound directly added , the following example:

1 Past tense. Bought clothes at a department store but a bit small. **Fold).

2 present tense. It rained but there was no umbrella. ** fold) 3 adjectives.

Wen Shu, are your brothers all tall?

No, they're all short, just I'm tall. **Fold)4

How about going to the beauty salon today and getting your hair cut? (This sentence is obviously not explained with a twist, and it is a bit of a hint).

Flexible interpretation.

After being used in the verb stem, it indicates the intention to carry out a certain behavior, which is equivalent to the Chinese "think." Want. Intend. Want.

1. Morphology: 1: When closing the syllable.

2: When the syllables are opened.

2. Example sentence: The train is about to depart.

I want to praise my child more.

She looked like she was about to burst into tears.

There are a lot of people who want to shoot**.

Wants to eat a lot of food.

려고' vs '-려고'

Similarities] Both denote the thought, meaning, intention to do something or perform a certain action.

Example] Good things want to be kept for themselves.

Differences] Compared with "-", "- emphasizes the effort to do the action of the previous clause and is more active.

- In addition to expressing ideas and intentions, it can also indicate that something is about to happen or that a situation is about to begin, and it cannot be replaced with "-".

Indirect references... Adjective stem plus - verb stem in past tense future tense verb stem in tense words after joining tense words plus - verb in modern tense verb stem plus - in the verb stem without sound

- - is an abbreviated form used after a verb to indicate a reference. Use a modifier in the sentence to modify the body that follows Example sentence: 5

"ㄴ/는 다"It is a written language, followed by a predicate and a noun predicate type ending"아다"After that, an indirect reference is indicated. The specific usage is as follows:

1.Adjective +

Example: I heard that the woman is very beautiful---

2.Open syllable verb (without radio) + Example: I heard that he went to Korea---

3.Closed-syllable verbs (with reception)+

Example: I heard that the woman accepted your request. --

4.If you take a noun, you can transform it into

For example, his name is Wang Gang---