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Level 3 Lesson 9 / to seem like, to look like (used with verbs) / 한 것 같아요

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In this lesson, we are looking at how to use 같아요 with verbs. In order to use 같아요 with verbs to mean “I think…” “It looks like…” or “It seems to me that…”, you need to change the verb into its noun form. Find out how by listening to the lesson and if you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to leave us comments!

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  1. Celeste says: January 5, 2012

    한국어를 공부할 것 같아요!
    Is that right? And do I have to have the object marking particle there or could that be omitted from the sentence and still mean the same thing?

    • jinseokjin says: January 11, 2012

      You already added the object marking particle. Even if you omit the marking particle, it will still make sense.

  2. 인영 says: January 10, 2012

    1. 지금 이 책 읽을 것 같아요.
    2. 내 친구 어제 학교에 한국어 공부한 것 같아요.

    are these sentences correct?

  3. Andrew Putrayudha says: January 31, 2012

    좋은 생각한것 같아요….
    is this right? i want to say i think that was a good idea..

    • jinseokjin says: February 1, 2012

      좋은 생각한것 같아요…. > 좋은 생각인 것 같아요.

  4. 인영 says: February 2, 2012

    1. 지금 이 책 읽을 것 같아요.
    2. 내 친구 어제 학교에 한국어 공부한 것 같아요.

    are these sentences correct???

    • jinseokjin says: February 6, 2012

      내 친구 어제 학교에 한국어 공부한 것 같아요. > 제 친구가 어제 학교에서 한국어 공부한 것 같아요.

      내 > 제 formal expression.

      I added subject marking particle to 친구.

      Thanks for your comment. :)

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