u/Ok-Rabbit1561

For action verbs, you can use ㄴ/은 to modify them into past tense:

가다 --> 간 or 먹다 --> 먹은

And you can make them descriptive verbs like this:

가다 --> 가는 or 먹다 --> 먹는

and the plain form is this:

가다 --> 간 or 먹다 --> 먹는

But for some reason in context, i can never tell which one is being used or when to use each one, so i misunderstand the meaning. How do you tell the difference?? I am constantly confusing them and using them wrong. Thank you!!

i posted this in the dancegavindance sub too, but i would love to get videos of wolf and bear from atl!! i have too much homework to actually go myself. thank you!!

yall going to the atl concert, could someone please record wolf & bear for me?? i love them so much and bought my tickets partially to see them, but i'm taking summer classes and i can't make it anymore 😭😭 thank you!

So I'm broker than broke, car is constantly breaking down, and I'm in college. My current one is unsustainable bcs the issues make it unreliable and I regularly get stranded places until it decides to work again. It's also a BMW (not my choice, I was gifted this car by my parents and it is 100% paid off) so every repair costs an arm and a leg.

I've researched a lot of cars and I basically keep coming back to Honda Civics and Toyota Camrys, but they're just too expensive. I need something that is usually 6-7K MAXIMUM, preferably a hybrid but just gas is okay, is long-lived, and easy to care for. I don't mind ugly crusty cars, just need a daily. Are there any years that are typically less expensive? The least I've seen is 10K.

I'm trying not to do a loan and car payment because I have not kept a job for longer than the summer due to moving back on campus for college, and the pay on campus or nearby is not enough to handle a car payment. Also, I have a collections debt rn that is tanking my score to "Fair" and until I negotiate that and pay it off, any loan terms would be so poor. My goal is to work full time this summer, save literally all I can, and pay off an inexpensive but reliable car.

I also wonder about hidden costs - I know a PPI costs some money, but other than that I don't really know how much I should put aside other than the cost of the vehicle. Sorry for the long post and thank you for any advice! I know the financial stuff needs to be worked out more clearly, but if I get an idea of makes and models to start looking out for, I can better decide my path.