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Korean grammar thumbnail showing how to use -아/어서 for “and then” to connect actions naturally with examples and grammar rules for English learners
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How to Use -아/어서 in Korean for “And Then”: Sequential Actions Explained

In Korean, “and then” is not expressed with a single word. The Korean grammar -아/어서 is used to connect actions in sequence, helping learners express natural flow between verbs in …

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