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The purpose of this study is to examine some problems with the morpheme and allomorpheme of Korean. First of all, I discuss the relation between the morpheme and allomorpheme of Korean. And I make a suggestion that we need not regard the phonetic alternations as allomorphemes in order to distinguish the morphology and the phonology. Secondly, I examine the relationship between imperative endings ``-ara/-eora``, ``-geora``, and ``-neora``. In the past, ``-geora`` is recognized as a allomorpheme of ``-ara/-eora``. But in current school grammar, ``-geora`` is regarded as the ending of regular conjugation, and ``-neora`` is recognized as an allomorpheme of ``-geora``. I confirm that ``-geora`` is one of allomorphemes of imperative ending. Thirdly, I investigate whether ``eseo`` can be analyzed into ``e`` and ``seo`` or not. I argue that ``eseo`` can be analyzed into ``e`` and ``seo``, because ``seo`` is a morpheme that means "existence". I reexamine a problem about ``-deon``. There was a disagreement among scholars on the relationship between ``-deo-`` in the relative sentence and ``-deo-`` in the declarative sentence. In this paper, I argue that ``-deo-`` in the relative sentence is identical to ``-deo-`` in the declarative sentence, therefore ``-deon`` must be analyzed into ``-deo-`` and ``-eun``.
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