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Can you guess what grammatical structure helps you talk about things that happened while you were doing something else? It’s the “while –ing” or “I was –ing when” structure, and you’ll use it most every day. Here are a few examples: “I was sleeping when you called” and “I like to eat while watching TV.” Imagine trying to get your message across without this structure. It’d be nearly impossible!
This lower intermediate Korean lesson shows you how to use –다가 (“while –ing,” “I was –ing while). There are countless ways to use this important part of the Korean language. This helpful, versatile lesson gets you started with lots of pertinent examples and vocabulary words.
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Category: Lower Intermediate | Comments: 14 Comments »
Grammar: 다가 | Function: explaining what happened | Topic: accident, body parts, police | Politeness Level: intimate, standard
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