In a sentence, the noun forms of verbs or adjectives function like nouns and roles as subjects, objects, etc. There are three ways to convert verbs or adjectives to noun forms.
~기 / ~ 것/ ~ (으)ㅁ
The distinction between these three types isn't always clear-cut, but it can be broadly broken down as follows.
[기] is mostly used to express feelings or desired states.
[것] is mainly used when describing actions, facts, or objects.
[ㅁ/음] expresses something already known or happened, mostly in written or formal sentences.
00:11 Intro
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