seonsaengnimi bonaen ringkeureul keullikhamyeon sueop yeongsangi baro nawayo.

subject particle

Breakdown of seonsaengnimi bonaen ringkeureul keullikhamyeon sueop yeongsangi baro nawayo.

• ~를: object particle
• 수업: class
• 선생님: teacher

Questions & Answers about seonsaengnimi bonaen ringkeureul keullikhamyeon sueop yeongsangi baro nawayo.

What does 보낸 mean here, and why is it attached to 링크?

보낸 is the verb 보내다 (to send) changed into a form that modifies a noun.

So:

• 보내다 = to send
• 보낸 = sent / that was sent

In 선생님이 보낸 링크, the phrase literally means:

• the link that the teacher sent

This is a very common Korean pattern: a verb comes before a noun to describe it.

Examples:

• 제가 만든 음식 = the food that I made
• 어제 본 영화 = the movie I saw yesterday
• 선생님이 보낸 링크 = the link the teacher sent

So 보낸 is not standing alone as the main verb of the sentence. It is describing 링크.

Why is it 선생님이 보낸 링크 and not 선생님을 보낸 링크?

Because 선생님이 is the subject of 보낸.

In the phrase:

• 선생님이 보낸 링크

the teacher is the person who did the sending, so 이/가 marks 선생님 as the subject.

That means:

• 선생님이 보낸 링크 = the link that the teacher sent

If you used 선생님을, it would sound like the link sent the teacher, which makes no sense.

So here:

• 선생님이 = the teacher (as the doer)
• 링크를 = the link (as the thing being clicked later in the sentence)

Why does 링크 have 를 after it?