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1 There is a sentence pattern in Korean that means that something should be done, but I read that there is this form in the book. Isn't that a form?

It should be used separately from different sentence endings.

For example: o), x) like this case.

/ 돼요o), / 되요x) 。

In addition, it is an abbreviation of . That's right, it's just more commonly used.

2 (Vehicle)+ means transfer to the same vehicle, while (Vehicle)+ represents a transfer between two different modes of transportation. So why is there an example sentence in my Korean Chinese textbook that says that I take bus 30 and then bus 154 and use the second sentence pattern? Shouldn't you use the first sentence pattern?

Take bus 30 first, then bus 154.

The above is explained in the Korean dictionary.

"Kind" is not indicated here.

However, in a sentence to express a clear transition from one means of transport to another, whether of the same kind or another, then use (

Take a look at the examples to see it.

Refer to it.

1 When it is not honorific, it is archetype, if you use the honorific ending, it is, if it is abbreviated

2. The emphasis is not the same.

means of transport) +

means of transport) +

It means "to change cars, to reverse, to change". It refers to the transfer to the same means of transportation, such as the need to reverse the bus in the middle of the bus. () is a transition between two different means of transportation.

For example: 1).

Do I have to change buses to school?

Yes, change cars in front of the city.

I want to go to the encroachment stadium, how should I go?

Please change to the bus in front of the school and then change to the subway at Dongdaemun Stadium.

1、 돼= 되어

The two are exactly the same, the former is an abbreviation of the latter.

2. Actually, I don't think it's so particular, don't care too much, just use it casually, I think sometimes there will be a suspicion of exaggeration in the book in order to distinguish the grammar, and Koreans themselves may not know the difference.

With is a meaning. It is wrong not to write it that way.

The first and second are both correct with that one.

The first is the meaning of transfer (means of transportation), the second is to transfer (means of transportation), for example, if it is a subway, the first is to transfer to the subway, and the second is to use the subway to transfer, so the meaning is the same.

1.It's not hard to explain, I'm afraid it's hard for you to understand.

This sentence can be understood as having several phrase breakdowns.

Stress in the workplace Decompression.

An opportunity to decompress.

There is no chance.

The top is all one by one. [For them, there is no chance to relieve the pressure they are under in the workplace. 】

Stress received from the workplace [noun].

There is no chance of [noun].

What doesn't have a chance? The opportunity to decompress is gone, and it can also be said that the gerund is gone

Object Verb Gerund 2Explanation [Otherwise, doesn't it seem that there is a quieter place where no one is around?] It seems that no one.

The front grooming place looks like a place where no one is around.

That's it.

1 Stress in the workplace.

The way (the pressure) is released.

where is the modifier of , which means to be received, and the verb of is, is a predicate.

2 Do you really understand this? If you understand it, you won't have this kind of problem.

The subject of this sentence is modifier and the subject in is modifier and modifier.

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Don't dwell too much on these parts of speech, sometimes the sense of speech is also important.