No. 79 in Korean
있을
"있을" means "that will exist" or "that will be" (future determiner form of "있다").
In a sentence
여기에 있을 지도 몰라요.
It might be here.
Here, '있을' is used as a part of the verb '있다' conjugated in its future or conditional adjectival form '있을', modifying '지도' (possibility marker).
다음 회의는 서울에서 있을 예정이에요.
The next meeting is scheduled to take place in Seoul.
The word '있을' here comes from '있다' and describes an event (a meeting) as '가 있을 예정' roughly translates to 'is scheduled to occur'.
그 사람이 있을까 궁금해요.
I wonder if that person will be there.
In this usage, '있을' is used to describe the potential presence of '그 사람' (that person) in a possible scenario or location.
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