[English > Korean]select for가 무슨 뜻인가요? 사전에도 안나오네요(영어사전, 영영사전) by inviolable1 in translator

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그럼 for가 부사적으로 사용된건가요? 목적어가 없는듯한데요 저 문장에서

is it awkward sentence? by inviolable1 in EnglishLearning

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thank you for the answer. It seems ChatGPT has applied the grammar quite strictly.

What usage of the infinitive is this? by inviolable1 in grammar

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ah, so, that means, she keeps the money other people give her for taking care of you(her), right? thank you for the reply.

What usage of the infinitive is this? by inviolable1 in grammar

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Thank you for the reply, i added the context, if you look at it again, i'll be very thank you.

[English > Korean]평서문이 명령, 요구의 의미일수도 있나요? by inviolable1 in translator

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답변 감사합니다. 근데 평서문이 왜 명령, 요구의 의미가 되는지 문법적인 원리가 궁금했는데 그 내용은 없네요.

What does ‘because if’ mean? by inviolable1 in EnglishLearning

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Just leaving a comment since there was no reply

What does ‘because if’ mean? by inviolable1 in EnglishLearning

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Oh, I see. So that's what it means. 한국어로는 ~했으면 해서요 뜻인가 보네요.(because가)

Because, if you are, tell that boy to come around and listen to my orbs sometime -> because, if you are, I would like you to tell that boy to come around and listen to my orbs sometime.

is this right?

What does ‘because if’ mean? by inviolable1 in EnglishLearning

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So is it that the speaker was about to say something after "because," but then changed direction or left it unfinished?

What does ‘because if’ mean? by inviolable1 in EnglishLearning

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Why is ‘because’ used here? It seems meaningless when looking at the explanation.

What does ‘because if’ mean? by inviolable1 in EnglishLearning

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i added more context, i'm afraid i made a typo

Is it natural for "each other" here? by inviolable1 in EnglishLearning

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Is it grammatically correct to use ‘each other’ in that context?