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Please show me example sentences with I'm struggling so much with the conjugation for past tense, or just phrases that use 아/어/여.
I never understand how they work when adding them to verbs I get 갔어요 but I don't get how 잡다 becomes 잡았어요 if 잡- doesn't end in ㅏ or ㅗ.
Please show me example sentences with I'm struggling so much with the conjugation for past tense, or just phrases that use 아/어/여.
I never understand how they work when adding them to verbs I get 갔어요 but I don't get how 잡다 becomes 잡았어요 if 잡- doesn't end in ㅏ or ㅗ.
I never understand how they work when adding them to verbs I get 갔어요 but I don't get how 잡다 becomes 잡았어요 if 잡- doesn't end in ㅏ or ㅗ.
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가다 go -> 갔어요
가지다 have -> 가졌어요
얻다 get -> 얻었어요
잡다 take -> 잡았어요
놀다 play -> 놀았어요
돌아가다 return -> 돌아갔어요
뺏다 take away -> 뺏었어요
파다 dig -> 팠어요
팔다 sell -> 팔았어요
오다 come -> 왔어요
주다 give -> 줬어요
때리다 hit -> 때렸어요
치다 hit -> 쳤어요
I can write examples, but I don't know why...😀
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