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Note: the results include some false positives, so please use your own discretion.
The list of grammar rules has been collected from Korean Grammar in Use, https://www.howtostudykorean.com/, https://koreanwikiproject.com, and others.
The list is frequently updated. If you find a grammar rule that is missing, please send an email to readerwebsite@gmail.com
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