将动作转化为名词 (는 것)
Use `는 것` to transform verbs into nouns so they can function as subjects or objects in sentences.
- • Turns any action verb into a noun clause.
- • Functions as 'the act of' or '-ing' in English.
Use `는 것` to transform verbs into nouns so they can function as subjects or objects in sentences.
Use `~는 바람에` when an unexpected action causes a messy or negative situation.
Use `대로` whenever action B needs to perfectly copy or follow action A.
Use `던` to describe nouns based on past habits or interrupted actions you are currently recollecting.
Use `도록` to emphasize the specific goal or the extreme degree you're aiming to reach with an action.
Use `~도록` to link an action to its goal or to describe doing something to an extreme degree.
Use `든지` when listing options to show that any choice leads to the same outcome or indifference.
Use `ㄹ/을 거라고` to report what you or others said or thought would happen in the future.
Use -(으)ㄹ지 to link an uncertain future possibility with verbs of knowing, wondering, or worrying.
Use `-(으)ㄹ지도 모르다` to express uncertainty or a hunch, especially when you are worried about a potential outcome.
Use 러/으러 to explain why you are going or coming somewhere to do a specific action.
Use 로는/으로는 to emphasize a specific method or status while implying a comparison to other alternatives.
Use `ㅁ/음` to turn actions into formal nouns or for concise, objective writing in journals and reports.
Use 만 to say "only" or "just" by attaching it to a noun and dropping basic particles.
Use 말씀 to honor a superior's speech OR to humble your own speech when talking to them.
Use `면서도` to highlight ironic contradictions happening simultaneously within the same person or situation.
Always pair `밖에` with a negative ending to emphasize that you have 'nothing but' a small amount.
Use 부터 for the start of time and 까지 for the end of time or location.
Use `뿐` when you want to emphasize that something is exclusively one thing and nothing else exists.
Use -아/어/여 놓다 to describe actions done in advance or states intentionally left unchanged.
Use -아/어/여 버리다 to show an action is totally finished while expressing your relief or regret about it.
Use `아/어/여도` to show that a result occurs despite a hurdle, unexpected condition, or hypothetical situation.
Add `다고` to the past tense form of any word to quote what happened in the past.
Use `에게는/한테는` to single someone out and say, "As for this person specifically..." often creating a contrast.
Use (이)라고 하다 to naturally introduce yourself, name objects, or report someone's identity or role indirectly.
Use `-자고 하다` to report a suggestion or proposal to do something together.
Use `자마자` for actions that trigger an immediate second event without any delay or past tense markers.
Use 잖아요 to reference shared knowledge or remind someone of a fact they should already be aware of.
Use -라도 when the best option is unavailable and you are settling for an acceptable alternative.
Use -(으)ㄴ/는 편이다 to describe tendencies or categories modestly, avoiding overly direct or blunt statements.
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