naeil ibeul oseul osgeorie georeo dueosseoyo.

I hung up the clothes I'll wear tomorrow on a hanger.

Breakdown of naeil ibeul oseul osgeorie georeo dueosseoyo.

• ~을: object particle
• 내일: tomorrow
• ~에: location particle
• 입다: to wear

Questions & Answers about naeil ibeul oseul osgeorie georeo dueosseoyo.

Why is 입을 used before 옷? Doesn’t -을 usually mark the object?

Here, 입을 is not the object marker.

It comes from the verb 입다 (to wear) and uses the verb-modifying ending -(으)ㄹ, which describes a noun that follows it.

So:

• 입다 = to wear
• 입을 옷 = the clothes that (someone) will wear

In this sentence, 내일 입을 옷 means:

• the clothes [I will wear tomorrow]
• more naturally: the clothes to wear tomorrow

So the -을 in 입을 is part of the grammar that turns a verb into a noun modifier, not an object particle.

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Then what is the -을 in 옷을?

That one is the object particle.

So the sentence contains two different 을 forms:

• 입을: modifier ending from 입다
• 옷을: object marker attached to 옷

Breakdown:

• 내일 입을 옷을
  • 내일 = tomorrow
  • 입을 옷 = clothes to wear
  • 옷을 = marks clothes as the object of the main verb

The main action in the sentence is 걸어 두었어요 (hung up and left ready), so 옷 is the thing that was hung up.

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How exactly does 내일 입을 옷 work grammatically?