Korean grammar is completely beyond me. = I do not understand it. The fire station is just beyond the grocery store. = The fire station is located a little past the grocery store.

Used to express disbelief: - It is beyond my imagination how he did it. - It is beyond me how someone could be so kind. Used to express distance: The fields lay beyond the house. Used to express 'more than': Nowadays humans can live beyond 100 years old. There were beyond 500 people in the building. Used to express far away (like distance): The shelf was beyond my reach. Used to express impossibility: The car is beyond repair.