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The amazing grace N giving

Everyday, many things around triggers me to hope for an ideal world, and wonder why it seems impossible to achieve it. Then one day, as I was sitting on my study desk doing my own stuff and half procrastinating on this issue, an incident sometime back in my college years emerged providing light in understanding [...]

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Lesson 2 Index

This is the order of how the articles should be digested.
      1)   Lesson 2  Cultural Tip
      2)   Lesson 2 Vocabulary
      3)   Numbers
      4)   Telling time
      5)   Subject markers  이/가
      6)   Object markers   을/를
      7)   There exist/ don’t exist   있다/없다
      8)    Place and Time Particle     에
      9)    Place particle 2      에서
     10)   ‘To go’ 가다 vs ‘To come’ 오다
     11)   Assignment: [...]

L2-A: Giving directions

In this article we will make use of the “directional words” in the vocabulary list, using the polite and honorific form and also the particles 에/에서 and 있다.

L2-A: Integrated usages of particles

In this assignment we will integrate the usage of 은/는, 에, 에서, 있어요, 이/가, 을/를 and all the other particles you have used so far.

L2-G: To go vs To come

In this article we will explain when to use “to come” and when to use “to go” in your sentence.

L2-G: Place and Time particle 2

In this article we will look at the usage of particle ~에서 to mark a place and time.

L2-G: Place n Time particle

In this article we will look at the usage of particle 에 in denoting place and time.

L2-G: There exist-doesn’t exist

In this article we will look at the usage of ending ~있다/없다.