added verb_았을_었을_했을_것 and 는_것_같다

point/verb_았을_었을_했을_것.yaml

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+name: (았/었/했)을 것
+definitions:
+  - slug: past-assumption
+    name: Past Assumption
+    english_alternatives: Would have/Might have/Must have had
+    meaning: Indicates an assumption about past events or potential outcomes of past events.
+    examples:
+      - sentence: 날씨가 좀 더 따뜻했다면 <f>나갔을 거예요</f>.
+        type: simple
+        translated:  If the weather was a little warmer, I would have gone out.
+        audio_url: 
+    examples:
+      - sentence: 그 카메라를 싼다면 <f>샀을 거예요</f>. 
+        type: simple
+        translated: I would have bought that camera if it were cheaper.
+        audio_url: 
+    examples:
+      - sentence: 아이가 배가 <f>아팠을 것이다</f>.
+        type: simple
+        translated: The child must have had a stomachache.
+        audio_url: 
+metadata:
+  type: composite
+details: |-
+

point/는_것_같다.yaml

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+name: 는/(으)ㄴ/(으)ㄹ 것 같다
+definitions:
+  - slug: it-seems-like
+    name: It seems like
+    english_alternatives: To think
+    meaning: Used to express a thought, guess, or assumption that one isn't fully certain of.
+    examples:
+      - sentence: 날씨가 추<f>을 것 같아요</f>.
+        type: simple
+        translated: It seems like the weather will be cold.
+        audio_url: 
+      - sentence: 파티가 재미있<f>을 것 같아요</f>.
+        type: simple
+        translated: I think the party will be fun.
+        audio_url: 
+      - sentence: 여기에 아무도 없<f>는 것 같아요</f>.
+        type: simple
+        translated: It seems/I think there's no one here.
+        audio_url: 
+      - sentence:  점심 시간이 끝나서 제 친구가 이미 먹<f>은 것 같아요</f>. 
+        type: simple
+        translated: Since lunch time is over, I think my friend has already eaten.
+        audio_url: 
+      - sentence:  좋은 사람<f>인 것 같다</f>.
+        type: simple
+        translated: I think/they seem like a good person. 
+        audio_url:         
+metadata:
+  type: composite
+details: |-
+  # (으)ㄹ 것 같다{#을_것_같다}
+
+  (으)ㄹ 것 같다 signifies future tense
+
+  ::example[그 영화가 재미있<f>을 것 같아요</f>. | That movie seems like it'll be fun. | 
+
+
+  # 았던/었던/했더 것 같다{#았던_것_같다}
+
+  았던/었던/했던 것 같다 signifies speculating on a past event while recalling a memory of it.
+
+  ::example[그 사람을 만났<f> 던 것 같아요</f>. | I think I met that person. | 
+
+
+  # 았을/었을/했을 것 같다{#았던_것_같다}
+
+  았을/었을/했을 것 같다 signifies a guess about a possible outcome or a past event that might have occurred
+
+  ::example[음식이 맛있<f>었을 것 같다</f>. | The food seems like it would have been delicious. | 
+  ::example[지난 주에 도작<f>했을 것 같다</f>. | It seems like he might have arrived last week. | 
+
+
+  Check out noun modifiers :grammar[verb_ㄴ_은_는_ㄹ_을] and :grammar[verb_았던_었던_했던] and :grammar[verb_았을_었을_했을_것] for more info.
+
+
+  # 는 거 같다{#는_거_같다}
+
+  In casual or colloquial language, 는 것 같다 is often shortened to 는 거 같다. Spoken language transcribed to text may often be written this way.
+
+  ::example[그 남자가 <f>바쁜 거 같아요</f>. | That man seems busy | 
+
+
+  # 는거 같다 {#는거_같다}
+  # 는것같다 {#는것같다}
+
+  Native speakers may colloquially write 는거 or 는것같다 (without the space). It doesn't strictly follow spacing rules, so its a common "mistake". The meaning is the same.