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- I used to live in the U.S., so I am comfortable communicating with people from different cultures. 지금은 미국에 살지 않는다. ⸻ Grammar Explanation 1. used to + 동사원형 used to live means a past situation or past habit 주의할 점: I used to lived in the U.S. ❌ I used to live in the U.S. ⭕ After used to, always.......
- continually vs. continuously In formal contexts, continually should be used to mean “very often; at regular or frequent intervals, To put this into context: reading grammar blogs continually, or at regular intervals, throughout the
- [필리핀추천어학원, 비사야스대학부설어학원, 세부단기어학연수, 필리핀어학원수업, 필리핀어학연수수업방식, 필리핀어학원그룹수업, 필리핀어학원문법수업, 필리핀어학연수효과] 그 중에서 오늘은 참 재밌는 Arlene 선생님의 수업인 Language Guide 를 소개해 드릴게요~ Language Guide aims to build grammar competence Varied drills, games and communicative activities are used to apply the concepts learned to make learning
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Live Korean Class 📚 [Intermediate] ~고말고(요) "Of course"
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다는 것이 Intending | Live Class Abridged
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줄(을) 알다 "To Know" | Live Class Abridged
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Live Korean Class 📚 [Beginner] Future Tense 것이다 vs 겠다
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~단다/~란다 "It Is Said" | Live Class Abridged
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Live Korean Class 📚 [Advanced] "About to" ~락 말락 하다 & ~랑 말랑 하다
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~지 뭐 "I guess..." | Live Class Abridged
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"Would you?" (으)려무나 & (으)렴 | Live Class Abridged
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Live Korean Class 📚 [Advanced] "Unexpected Contrast" 건마는/건만
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Live Korean Class 📚 [Beginner] Hope & Wish ~(으)면 좋겠다