Solving Korean grammar How to understand?

218 - Conjunction: - (Then) Indicates the transition from one action to another:Walk until the intersection and turn right.

95 - Used after a verb: to indicate an action transition, the subject before and after must be consistent.

20 After watching it for 20 minutes, I fell asleep. - Indicates that the action occurs suddenly or does not connect (present tense) After the end of the first action, the action is reversed, canceled, or an unexpected result occurs. (past tense).

Grammar this thing.。。 It's all about skill... I really don't know how to tell you ... The contents of the Korean Chinese dictionary are copied below.

This is an idiomatic sentence and can be used as a final word. But first know the meaning and usage of -. - It is used in the body + predicate after a to mean juxtaposition, enumeration (regardless of ranking). At this point, the content before and after the sentence can be inverted.

b means to do the first action first and then the next action. Here are some examples:

a (, The winter here is cold and snowy.

b After cleaning the room, take a shower.

Indicates the style or manner of the action, such as:

suddenly, suddenly), reluctantly), evenly), still), again, again), regardless of three-seven-twenty-one), finally).

(finally), hard, indiscriminately), personally, personally), so easy), suddenly), hurry, hurry), personally, personally), often, often), finally), simply), whatever nothing, no matter what).

Here is the role of the ending word. It can only indicate the role of the ending.

(x)( => Japanese is also good...

= >> The hat was also bought.

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.

Summary. "Usage.

It means "place" or "place", which is its basic meaning, from which the latter are derived.

Equivalent to " " or " ".

Indicates "situation".

Note: If the dependent noun " " is combined with the particle " ", the form of " " is often omitted.

Korean, + for the difference.

The usage of "place" or "place", selling big is its basic meaning, and several kinds of vertical surfaces in the back source are derived from this. The equivalent of " " or " means "situation". Note:

If the dependent noun " " is combined with the particle " " and "split", the form of " " is often omitted.

, "Hungry and coarse" and "rotten town" can both mean "place", but there is a certain difference between them: "It is a noun dependent on distribution, and cannot be used as a measure word; You can only do measure words; It is not only a self-standing noun, but also a measure word.

When the focus of the sentence or the interrogative word is in the subject part, the subject is followed by " " When the focus or interrogative word of the sentence is in the predicate part, the subject is followed by " ".

1. The use of "- after the main subject of a sentence (the subject that is related to the end of the sentence) is used as the main pin of the subject-verb structure of a certain component of the sentence or the subject of the clause (which can be called the small subject) (can be called the small subject) of the sentence.

However, if the sentence contains a quote, the subject of the quote can still be used as needed"-

Mr. Wang said that the express train from Shanghai arrived at Beijing Railway Station at 9 a.m.

2. When it is necessary to distinguish and contrast the subject, use "- If there are many people, when you first point out someone (or thing) as the subject, use "- to compare with him, and then describe others, use "- to indicate the difference and contrast".

Is that a worker? Yes, workers. (Many people refer to someone in particular, hence the use of "-.")

Who is this? He was a farmer. (It is distinguished from the subject of the previous sentence, so "-" is used.)

3. When the predicate is a body predicate, the subject is generally represented by "-", and when emphasizing (such as specifically referring to), "-" is used

Cattle and horses are draft animals. (In general terms, the property of "Description").

And not other animals).

The wo are the students of this school. (In general terms, the property of "Description").

specifically refers to " and not others).

4. When the predicate is his verb, the subject is generally represented by "-", and when emphasized, "-" is used

wo draw (in general terms).

specifically refers to " and not others).

He took the bus. (Generally).

Liang Yan(Specifically ".")

5. When the predicate is an automatic or adjective, the general subject is indicated by "-", and when emphasized, "-" is used

Trains are running. (Generally).

emphasis) The sky is blue and the water is clear. (Generally).

emphasis).

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!

The Chinese translation of Korean is: what started to change.

In different episodes, it can be both a verb and a name.

1. For verbs, ie"게"must be preceded by a verb form. For example:

I started learning Korean Chinese.

2. If you want to use the form of an adjective, you need to use the form of ". For example:

All of a sudden, it was very cold.

Representation - what is starting to change.

1. For verbs, ie"게"must be preceded by a verb form. For example:

I started learning Korean Chinese.

I like to eat kimchi.

2. If you want to use the form of an adjective, you need to use the form of ". For example:

All of a sudden, it was very cold.

My friend has become much more beautiful after plastic surgery.

It's what kind of state it becomes, and the usage is quite extensive, for example, going to South Korea can be said to emphasize this state.

What is it that becomes! It can be understood as a result! Like what! Because something can't be passed! Just use this syntax! You can add me for details! 724946268 My surname is Wang.

** Becoming [how**] indicates the result and status.

Hurt and angry.

Happy.

Representation - what is starting to change. But for verbs, ie"게"must be preceded by a verb form.

For example: I started learning Korean Chinese.

I like to eat kimchi.

But if you want to use the adjective form, you need to use the form ".

For example: The weather suddenly becomes very cold.

My friend has become much more beautiful after plastic surgery.

-되다1.Used for predicates"-게"After the form, it indicates that the action or state represented by the predicate is realized.

Example: Understood

See. It's pretty.

Life is better.

2.Used for ( shape after the expression possible.

Example: Can I go out now?

It's time to go home.

One, yes.

Second, it is a question. Third, it is a question.

Say ask ask.

Hope it helps.