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... present tense. This can also be used for asking a question in the present tense. When asking a question your intonation should go up slightly. ...!! Stem !! After Conjugation !! Contracted Form !! Present Tense !! [[Past Tense]]

...n the future tense [[A/V + (으)ㄹ 거예요]], which is a simpler future tense, and expresses less intention than than -겠다. *For the past tense version of 겠다 (supposition meaning), see [[A/V + 았/었 + 겠다]]

...)ㄴ. There is no need to change the main verb 있다/없다 to its past tense form.

past tense

'''Adjective/Verb + 았 / 었 + 어요''' : This pattern is used for past tense. With adverbs such as 매일, 자주, 항상, etc, the sentence means 'past habit or repetition' rather than 'completion'.

*Cannot be used with the past tense.

*Adjectives and past tense: A + 구나, A/V +았/었구나 *Future tense:

..."-이다" meaning "be, am, are, is". "-이다" and "-인" both are present tense.) <br> ... like the thing that I am your teacher. (느껴진다 (is felt) is present tense) <br>

...tions to explain the difference between various grammar usage, i.e. future tense. *[[Template:Conjugation_table]] needs other optional parameters for past tense, for nouns, verbs, adjectives etc

* Normally cannot be used with past tense forms in either clause

...tion, conjecture, a guess, a thought or observation about something in the past. It can sometimes be translated as 'I think', 'I bet', 'I guess', 'It must *To make a supposition or conjecture in the present tense, see [[A/V + 겠다]].

*The past tense form is: 아니었다.

**A/V + (으)ㄴ 줄 알았다 - Used mostly to describe the past and adjectives ... - Future tense or something that is more suppositional. <!--Is the future tense possible or only use for supposition??

*과거 <[[過]][[去]]> - the past, the past tense

**The first clause always presents a past experience (usually an action or state) | Notes: || Something in the past directly observed or experienced || Can either be (A)The result, consequenc

*Past and future tenses can have different forms |+Past tense

...nik͈a]) ending, Jeolla people use -ngkkei (능게 [ŋk͈ei]), so the past tense of the verb "did" ("because someone did it"), haesseunikka (했으니까 [h

past tense

*A/V + 았/었 + 군요 :Past tense

... This is a combination between the pattern [[V + 고 있다]] and the past tense form [[A/V + 았/었 + 다]].