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How would you add more than 1 verb / adjective into a Korean sentence? I know how to add 2, but what if there are 3 verbs or adjectives in a sentence, what about 4? I think this is all so confusing, please give me some sample sentences and what to do and how to change the verb / adjective so that they don't all end up at the end of the sentence , (since only one is supposed to be at the end right?)

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In most cases you can just string them together with -고, and -며 sometimes. 하늘은 높고 푸르고 맑다. = The sky is lofty, blue, and clear. or 하늘은 높으며 푸르며 맑다. or 하늘은 높고 푸르며 맑다. 차를 비누칠 하고 헹구고 왁스칠 한다. = Soap, rinse, and wax the car. or 차를 비누칠 하고 헹구며 왁스칠 한다. 낙엽은 떨어지고 쌓이고 또 쌓여도... = Even though leaves fall and pile, and pile on... 낙엽은 떨어지며 쌓이고 또 쌓여도...

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