Lesson 1.
Advanced Idiomatic Expressions 12 / Face
Lesson 2.
To go/come to do something / -(으)러 가다/오다
Lesson 3.
I know it is...
but it is still / no matter how -(이) it is, no matter how -(ㄴ/는) it is
Lesson 4.
Suggesting Choices / -(이)나, -(이)라
Lesson 5.
To decide to, To agree to / -girohada
Lesson 6.
Advanced Idiomatic Expressions 13/day (Work)
Lesson 7.
Listing Possible Scenarios / -geona, -(ㄴ/는)다가나
Lesson 8.
While Keeping the Current State / -(으)ㄴ/는 창
Lesson 9.
Verb Endings -(으)ㄴ/는걸(요) and -(으)ㄹ걸(요)
Lesson 10.
Sentence Building Drill 18
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Lesson 11.
Expressing Assumptions / -(으)ㄹ geultende
Lesson 12.
Sharing What You Have Seen or Heard / -던드려요, -다던골
Lesson 13.
As a result of / - is in the wind
Lesson 14.
Expressing Reactions / -Dani/Rani
Lesson 15.
Question Ending - What?
Lesson 16.
Various Usages of the Ending - Crab
Lesson 17.
It is more of a...
than / -(ㄴ/는)다, rather than -(이)라
Lesson 18.
Let alone / -은/는거면
Lesson 19.
Even if it means I have to / -아/어/서라도
Lesson 20.
Sentence Building Drill 19
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Lesson 21.
Advanced Idiomatic Expressions 14 / Word
Lesson 22.
Various Usages of the Ending -
Lesson 23.
Maybe because / -아/어/서지
Lesson 24.
I guess I will have to / -아/어/여면격
Lesson 25.
To be bound to / -기/게 면이다
Lesson 26.
Advanced Idiomatic Expressions 15 / One
Lesson 27.
Showing Empathy or Shock / How much -(으)ㄹ까(요), How much -(으)면
Lesson 28.
Used to Mean &To think& or &To wonder& / -(으)ㄴ/는가 싶이다, -나 싶이다, -(으)ㄹ까 싶다
Lesson 29.
Double Negative = Positive / It's not nonexistent, it's not nonexistent, it's there
Lesson 30.
Sentence Building Drill 20
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