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내 목표다 달성되었다고 생각한다.
Why is 다고 used to conjugate 달성되다 when the sentence isn’t directly quoting from someone?
I’m not sure that makes sense, sorry!
내 목표다 달성되었다고 생각한다.
Why is 다고 used to conjugate 달성되다 when the sentence isn’t directly quoting from someone?
I’m not sure that makes sense, sorry!
Why is 다고 used to conjugate 달성되다 when the sentence isn’t directly quoting from someone?
I’m not sure that makes sense, sorry!
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It should be '내 목표가'
I think that my goal has been achieved.
나는 생각한다 + 내 목표가 달성되었다
When two sentences are linked by 'that', '다고 or 라고' is needed.
I believe (that) I can fly.
나는 날 수 있다고 믿는다.
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