Quoted from http://www.howtostudykorean.com/unit-5/lessons-101-108/lesson/ Adding ~느냐에 따라서 after a verb creates the meaning of “depending on _____.” By using this form you could make the following types of clauses: 우리가 내일 언제 가느냐에 따라서… = Depending on when we go tomorrow 우리가 내일 어디 가느냐에 따라서… = Depending on where we go tomorrow 우리가 내일 어떻게 가느냐에 따라서.. = Depending on how we go tomorrow Notice that those three clauses include the use of a “question word.” In these cases, the translations of ~느냐 따라서 sentences usually take the form of: Depending on (question word)…. However, if no “question word” exists in the clause, the word “if” is used in translation. For example: 우리가 내일 가느냐에 따라서… = Depending on if we go tomorrow 우리가 내일 가느냐 안 가느냐에 따라서… = Depending on if we go or not… You can now use these clauses in sentences where appropriate. However, the clause after ~느냐에 따라서 has a typical form that is used. Aside from natural sounding clauses that you could make to follow ~느냐에 따라서 (for example 네가 내일 언제 가느냐에 따라서 저는 갈지도 몰라요 = Depending on what time you go tomorrow, I might go) sentences following ~느냐에 따라서typically end with달라질 수 있다 (to be able to be different) or 다르다 (usually written as 달려 있다). Using these as the ending to a sentence with ~따라서 indicates that “the result could change” depending on how something is done. For example: 우리가 내일 언제 가느냐에 따라서 달라질 수 있어요 = It could be different depending on when we go tomorrow (notice that we wouldn’t actually say it like this in English, but this is how it is said in Korean).

um.. 네가 뭐 하느냐에 따라서 >> depending on what you do