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'''Verb + (으)ㄹ 필요가 있다''' : Equivalent to '''need to (do something)''' |Pattern1=Verb + ㄹ 필요가 있다 <!--No 받침 pattern-->

On grammar pages you will see some grammar syntax you might not be familiar with, e.g. [[A/V + 지 않다]]. The synta |+Grammar Syntax

'''Verb + (으)려던 참이다''' : This pattern is equivalent to the phrase '''I was just about to do~''' |Pattern1=Verb + 려던 참이다 <!--No 받침 pattern-->

'''Verb + (으)ㄹ 터이다''' : Description |Pattern1=Verb + ㄹ 터이다 <!--No 받침 pattern-->

'''Adjective/Verb + (으)ㅁ''' #This turns the adjective or verb into a noun.

...s form. For example, 먹어 있다 is wrong because 먹다 is a transitive verb. *The honorific form is Verb + 아/어 계시다

...침]]. In this wiki and many other text books, there is often a (으) in grammar patterns, such as [[A/V + (으)면]] and [[A/V + (으)니까]]. However, when ㄹ is the [[받침]], the conjugation follows the same pattern as the stems with no [[받침]].

...iod + 있으면 N +이다|examples below]]. Depending on the context, this pattern can also mean "when." |Pattern1=A/V + 면 <!--No 받침 pattern-->

'''Adjective/Verb + (으)니까 ''' : This pattern is equivalent to the phrase '''because of something'''. The clause that it ... '''Adjective/Verb + 니''' however, 니 will never add an 으 between the verb and itself (먹니? vs. 먹으니)

...eard in such places as the subway and bus announcements and the news. This pattern can also be used when the speaker wants to show a higher level of respect, |Pattern1=Adjective/Verb + ㅂ니다

'''Adjective/Verb + 았 / 었 + 어요''' : This pattern is used for past tense. # Take the 다 off the verb.

'''Verb + 자마자''' : This grammar pattern is indicate something happening immediately after another event. Approximat |Pattern1=Verb + 자마자 <!--No 받침 pattern-->

''' Adjective/Verb + 아 / 어 /여 + 서''' : This pattern has three typical usages.<br> *This pattern must

... with a predicate (a subject complement or an adverbial). In English, this pattern would translate '''to be''', '''am''', '''is''', '''are''', '''being''', '' ...jective or verb, but we put a noun + 이다 to make it compatible with the pattern.

'''Adjective/Verb + 지요''' : This grammar pattern can be used in various ways: ..., usually on some fact or topic you both know about. If you are using this pattern like a tag question, you must use a rising intonation when speaking.

...This pattern is equivalent to '''not ~'''. This verb is used to negate the verb or adjective attached to it. [[Category:Grammar|ㅈ]]

...pattern is equivalent to '''Not ~'''. This is used to negate the adjective/verb. [[Category:Grammar|ㅇ]]

...ing ~''', '''thinking about doing ~''' or '''thinking (I) might ~'''. This grammar is used when thinking about or considering doing some action in the future. |Pattern1=Verb + ㄹ까 하다 <!--No 받침 pattern-->

'''Verb + (으)ㄹ 까요''' : This pattern is equivalent to *Verb + ㄹ 까요: If there is no [[받침]]

...sentences, you must use the pattern [[A/V + (스)ㅂ니다]]. This grammar pattern appears in formal situations or when the speaker wants to show a higher lev *This pattern can only be used for questions.