-(으)러
-(eu)reo
The feet move first: -(으)러
The picture Putting one errand in your bag and stepping out the door. The purpose is the load; the body carries it somewhere.
Where the picture shows up in -(으)러
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the errand you carry out
점심 먹으러 갑시다.
jeom-sim meo-geu-reo gap-si-da
Let's go get lunch.
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why you went that far
친구 만나러 홍대에 갔어요.
chin-gu man-na-reo hong-dae-e ga-sseo-yo
I went to Hongdae to meet a friend.
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a quick trip out and back
약 사러 약국에 다녀올게요.
yak sa-reo yak-gu-ge da-nyeo-ol-ge-yo
I'll run to the pharmacy for some medicine.
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what brought you here
택배 찾으러 왔는데요.
taek-bae cha-jeu-reo wan-neun-de-yo
I'm here to pick up a parcel.
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a trip you keep making
매주 수영하러 다녀요.
mae-ju su-yeong-ha-reo da-nyeo-yo
I go swimming every week.
Only verbs of movement — 가다, 오다, 다니다 — may follow -(으)러. 먹으러 공부해요 is wrong.