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    소년이었다. you need to use 이었다 for words with 받침. for example, 컵이었다, but, with no 받침, 그녀였다. 컵이(or 은) 탁자 위에 있다. or 탁자 위에 컵이 있다. depends on what you really wanna emphasize. if you want to emphasize the cup is there, 컵이(or 은) 탁자 위에 있다. or if you just want to refer the situation, you can say 탁자 위에 컵이 있다. 은행은 공원 옆에 있다. or 공원 옆에 은행이 있다. this one is the same as the sentence above. 나도 큰 공원에 있겠다(or 있을게 or 있을것이다). 있을게 sounds more casual in spoken language.
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    November 20, 2019
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    소년이었다. you need to use 이었다 for words with 받침. for example, 컵이었다, but, with no 받침, 그녀였다. 컵이(or 은) 탁자 위에 있다. or 탁자 위에 컵이 있다. depends on what you really wanna emphasize. if you want to emphasize the cup is there, 컵이(or 은) 탁자 위에 있다. or if you just want to refer the situation, you can say 탁자 위에 컵이 있다. 은행은 공원 옆에 있다. or 공원 옆에 은행이 있다. this one is the same as the sentence above. 나도 큰 공원에 있겠다(or 있을게 or 있을것이다). 있을게 sounds more casual in spoken language.
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    November 20, 2019
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    끝나다 goes with subjects, but 끝내다 goes with objectives.
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    November 20, 2019
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    I would like to know a word or words that refer things, spots, and people I love in grammartically correct english and poetic license. What do you recommend??
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    March 25, 2019
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    Is it okay to call things or spots as 'Loved ones'? Is it okay to call things or spots as 'Loved ones'? If it's not, would it be weird in case of poetic license too? For example, I'm lovin' it.
    March 25, 2019
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