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In modern Korean it is said that “double-ul constructions”, a transitive verb taking two objects, are used relatively freely. However, it has not been studied how much this constructions are acceptable to native speakers of Korean. In addition, how the “double-ul constructions” can be interpreted in Korean has not given a clear conclusion yet. In order to add up to the previous researches, this paper tries to explore more about the “double-ul constructions” through the following two specifi c points. Firstly, a questionnaire survey about fi ve types of Se, Cengswu (1996a) is conducted. Based on the results, “double-ul constructions” are reconsidered. Secondly, after examining the functions of “case particle” and “auxiliary particle” of Korean “ul”, it is pointed out that “double-ul constructions” actually arise from the intention of the speaker to try to emphasize some specifi c subjects, which indicates a reverse movement of language use from “auxiliary particle” to “case particle”