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1 Oct 2022
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Time particle 에
Its not added to: today, tomorrow, yesterday. But is it used with ”before” and ”after”?
1) i havent been here before.
2) i will go there after lunch.
Time particle 에
Its not added to: today, tomorrow, yesterday. But is it used with ”before” and ”after”?
1) i havent been here before.
2) i will go there after lunch.
Its not added to: today, tomorrow, yesterday. But is it used with ”before” and ”after”?
1) i havent been here before.
2) i will go there after lunch.
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each of today, tomorrow, etc. is itself an adverb. it's not omitted but unnecessary.
otherwise, 전 and 후 are nouns, so they require postpositional particle for adverbs.
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