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The Basics of Writing

Lesson 4: Building Vocabulary
Lesson 2: Developing Sentence Skills
Lesson 3: Developing expressive skills

Write 2 paragraphs

Paragraph structure and topic sentence writing
Lesson 5: Writing Supporting Sentences
Lesson 6: Paragraph Structure and Writing

3 Functional Writing

Lesson 7 Requests and Inquiries
Lesson 8: Advertising, Suggestions
Lesson 9: Information Transmission, Graph Analysis
10 Describe, write pros and cons
Final Study Model Answers
Teacher's Guide

The intermediate and advanced writing book "Korean Writing Using Reading Text," published in early 2021, is currently being used as a liberal arts textbook in several universities.
I'm glad that I can help foreign learners, who face the double burden of lacking not only writing skills but also Korean language skills and background knowledge, to more easily approach writing.
This time, I'm writing beginner-intermediate writing for learners between beginner and intermediate levels.
This book is structured so that it starts with vocabulary association, which can be considered the basics of writing, and then moves on to sentence writing, paragraph writing, and functional writing.
Even students who have completed beginner and intermediate language courses are often awkward with sentence structures and make many errors.
Therefore, I believe that it is most important to learn and practice correct expressions before starting to write in earnest.
So, Part 1 of this book is designed to help you learn the basic sentences, which are the foundation of writing, and to build sentence structure.

Part 2 presents a step-by-step guide from composing paragraphs to writing short essays.
To write cohesive and rich writing, you need to be able to write good paragraphs.
In other words, a well-structured paragraph with a topic sentence and supporting sentences is the key to making a piece of writing valuable.
Therefore, through this lesson, learners will practice finding the topic sentence in a paragraph, writing supporting sentences based on the topic sentence, and organizing paragraphs to write short pieces.
Based on the basic writing skills learned in Parts 1 and 2, Part 3 allows you to write functionally.
First, learn the format and sentence structure of practical writing through reading texts.
And because it allows for writing in a step-by-step, expanded format, it will reduce the burden on learners.
I believe that by providing the vocabulary essential to each subject, you will be able to write richer content.