PART 1: Why Most Test Takers Can't Read English
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The Real Reason You Can't Read English...
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Why English sentences are getting longer...
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3.
6 Obstacles That Make Reading English Difficult...
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Obstacle 1: Conjunctions...
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Obstacle 2: Relatives...
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ㆍ Note: How to distinguish between the relative pronoun that and the conjunction that...
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Obstacle 3: Prepositions...
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Obstacle 4: To-infinitive...
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Obstacle 5: Present Participle (V~ing) ...
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Obstacle 6: Past Participle (V~ed) ...
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PART 2: 9·4 Reading Rules
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〈9 Magical Reading Rules for Simplifying Long Sentences〉...
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ㆍ Break reading rules 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6...
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ㆍ Break Reading Rules 7, 8, 9...
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ㆍ Break reading effect 1, 2...
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ㆍ Practice problems...
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2.
The 4 Magical Rules for Connecting Disjointed Sentences...
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ㆍContinuous Reading Rule 1...
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ㆍ Practice problems...
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ㆍContinuous Reading Rule 2...
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ㆍ Practice problems...
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ㆍContinuous Reading Rule 3...
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ㆍ Practice problems...
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ㆍContinuous Reading Rule 4: 15 Key Sentence Interpretation Patterns...
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ㆍ Key pattern of continuous reading rule ① it ~ to V / that clause
ㆍContinuous Reading Rule Key Pattern ② for Objective Case to V
ㆍContinuous Reading Rule Key Pattern ③ ~ing
ㆍContinuous Reading Rule Key Pattern ④ Interpretation of as
ㆍ Interpretation of the key pattern of the continuous reading rule ⑤ How
ㆍContinuous reading rule core pattern ⑥ as original as
ㆍContinuous Reading Rule Key Pattern ⑦ with + object + participle
ㆍ Key pattern of continuous reading rule ⑧ Noun or noun ~ ;
ㆍ Key pattern of continuous reading rule ⑨ it ~ that emphasis structure
ㆍContinuous Reading Rule Key Pattern ⑩ Interpretation of find
ㆍContinuous Reading Rule Key Pattern ⑪ Auxiliary Verb + have pp
ㆍContinuous Reading Law Key Pattern ⑫ A and/or B Law (Parallel Law)
ㆍContinuous Reading Rule Key Pattern ⑬ in ~ing, by ~ing
ㆍ Key pattern of continuous reading rule ⑭ Negative subject
ㆍ Key pattern of continuous reading rule ⑮ To-infinitive at the beginning of a sentence

PART 3: Practical exercises to embody the "9·4 Reading Rule"
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Difficulty: Easy...
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Medium difficulty...
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3.
Difficulty: High...
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Interpreting the choices...
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APPENDIX
Appendix 1: 5-Second English Reading Answers
1. PART 2 Answers
ㆍ 〈Breaking Reading Rule〉 Practice Problem Answers...
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ㆍ The answer to the practice problem of the "Eun-neun-i-ga Law"...
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ㆍ 〈Rules for Using Investigative Columns〉 Practice Problem Answers...
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ㆍAnswers to the practice problems for "What Law?"
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2. PART 3 Answers
ㆍDifficulty: Easy Correct answer...
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ㆍ Medium difficulty level correct answer...
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ㆍ Difficulty: High Correct Answer...
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ㆍChoice Interpretation Correct Answer...
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Appendix 2: 5-Second Summary of English Reading
ㆍ 6 obstacle clusters...
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ㆍ Nine Rules for Reading Discontinuously...
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ㆍ Four rules for reading consecutively...
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Reading English doesn't mean you can read sentences just because you know a lot of words.
Rather, the longer and more complex the sentence structure, the more the grammatical elements hidden within it hinder interpretation and make understanding difficult.
"5-Second English Reading Comprehension: Understanding Sentences" is a book that completely changes the "perspective" on reading English sentences.
The value of this book is reflected in the words of students who actually took the reading class on 'YouTube JK English'.

"Is it okay to upload a video like this? Students and parents, please watch this video and make it your own.
I just happened to see this video and there's a reason it's called the absolute law.
Wow, you're revealing this.
“I truly respect you.”

“Teacher, I always got stuck at level 2 in my mock exams.
I knew my problem was interpretation, so I looked for various methods, but I just wandered around and continued to study only words and solve problems.
Then, I watched this video 3 days ago, and I was able to interpret something I couldn't do since entering high school, but I was able to do it 60 days before the CSAT.
Thanks to this, I was able to interpret the questions and now I can get to the point where I only get 1-2 questions wrong on mock tests.
Thank you so much.


"Eun-neun-i's Law" is the best! It might be obvious and easy for some people, but there are others who need to be told.
thank you!

Teacher, you are truly amazing.
It is not a simple, concise formula, but rather one that reflects the know-how accumulated over many years of teaching students.
Thank you for the great video.


Students who are good at reading English will naturally know this.
Great teacher, you figured out that most students don't know this!