Where should i put comma Hello, need your help guys. Where should i put comma ? Inner parking is closed until next week for everyone, except VIP and suppliers. Inner parking is closed until next week, for everyone except VIP and suppliers. The second sentence sounds more natural to me, but i have a need to put comma before except. Which one is correct ? Thank you so much

Using two progressive verbs after each other as a start of the sentence Hi, i would like to ask if is grammatically correct to use something like ''Enjoying working here, because of... '' I simply want to reduce usage of ''i''. Thanks for your time, appreciated.

는데 Grammar is tricky Hello :) , i hit really tricky grammar, which is '는데' . I checked my grammar book and some free resources like TTMIK and i got certain view, but... it's tricky. It's really easy to interchange 는데 with 그래서 and 그런데.( because of the usages and meanings ). I was told that it sounds unnatural. Please, can anyone make little review or explain in different way ? ( Maybe it's just matter of time, i feel that explanation provided by TTMIK is really good, same goes for Korean Grammar in Use, but i am still kinda confused about it. ) Thank you :) with regards John

Which form of sentence i should use in specific situation ? Hello, there is thing, that i am still wrapping my head around. How to know, which one is more natural in specific situation ? 일고 있어요 vs 작업을 하고 있아요, in sentence 저 또한 번역 일고 있어요 . ( I was also working on translation. ) I was told that * 작업을 하고 있아요 * sounds more natural, but why ? Is there any rule or factor for it ? It's really confusing sometimes, i am wondering which one i should use. Thank you

로 grammar meanings Hello, please, is there any important use of 로 ? http://m.krdic.naver.com/entry/11875200/%EB%A1%9C Thank you

러 Grammar, how it works ? Good eve, i want to ask something. I was cracking down some grammar with Korean speaker, about 러 and i got that it has function of link letter indicating purpose of the action. She gave me examples like 만들러 간다 which just sounds weird, she said that it means something like I'm *going* to make it. But thats progressive tense right ? Which should be 그 있다, so i am kinda confused, maybe its just late and my brain is half-dead. Can someone explain ? Thank you