Prologue 4
3 Misconceptions About English Thinking 6
9 Crucial Reasons Why You Should Learn to Think in English

1 I guess I've finally gotten used to the gym.
2 I actually don't use social media.
3 Where are the coffee beans?
4 The reaction is not very cool.
5 My mom can't eat spicy food.
6 The food tastes bland.
7 I'm jealous.
8 Your resume is interesting.
9 This is a video that was uploaded not too long ago.
10 Don't wait, go to sleep first.

11 I don't really like camping.
12 There must be another way, obviously.
13 If this continues, the reservation will be cancelled.
14 Tell me to take care of it.
15 There is no other way.
16 I don't carry cash anymore.
17 When are you going to show me your graduation album?
18 Just in case.
We agreed to meet at the cafe.
I got a call right after I sent 20 texts.
21 I don't care about money.
22 The coffee there is the best in town.
23 But that doesn't change my mind.
24 We will leave in 30 minutes.
25 Thank you so much.
26 Working from home makes life a lot easier.
27 It doesn't matter whether you get married or not.
I'm not sure if I'll be free on Saturday the 28th.
29 I like to sleep in on Sundays.
30 I'm trying to get more comfortable with failure.
31 I'm sorry, but I think I have to decline.
32 Do I have to do it now?
33 It seems like electric cars are becoming more and more popular.
34 I will definitely try to do it.
35 I never buy pants without trying them on.
36 I can't even imagine living in Seoul.
Because sometimes things can go wrong on the 37th day.
38 I need to call.
39 The Korean accent will never go away.
40 I think it would be good for us to take some time for each other now.
41 My nose resembles my mother's nose.
42 I bought it cheap.
43 I got sauce on my shirt.
44 How long has it been since you two met?
45 You take good pictures.
46 I can't wake up without my phone alarm.
47 What time does the cafe close?
48 Start a business!
I was lucky at the time, 49.
50 characters, let's do it like this.
51 My book comes out in September.
52 Let me explain why.

53 The number of people having children is decreasing.
54 I didn't like coffee until I was in my 30s.
55 I hear that a lot.
56 Let me tell you first.
57 Relationships are hard.
58 I am a three-day resolution.
59 Good to know.
60 Mom doesn't like just one person.
61 There's still a long way to go.
62 I told you not to leave your socks there, right?
63 I think we dressed too roughly.
64 I had to wait because all the washing machines were in use.
65 Honestly, I wish I could go back to being your age again.
66 I can tell when something is wrong.
67 I don't know these musicians well.
68 It's okay to help sometimes, but not always.
69 It went to someone else.
70 It's difficult, but I think it can be done.
71 Is soy milk good for your health?
72 We talked about salary increases over lunch.
73 I think it's just innate.
74 I wanted to talk to you briefly before you go to work.
75 As expected, there are no seats in this cafe.
76 This wasn't part of our plan.
77 The sandwich is weird.
78 I could eat it every day.
79 I finish work at 5pm.
You didn't do any follow-up work for 80 of them.
81 I will do my best to make this project a success.
82 I really relate to that video.
83 Are they all the same price?
84 I was looking for something and found this.
85 Could you please step aside for a moment?
86 This isn't IKEA furniture, is it?
87 Does Netflix show things like F1 racing?
88 I'm not interested in sports.
89 I thought for a long time about what to say.
90 Is it true that this app is free to use?
91 If you freeze it again, it will spoil.
92 To see if there's anything stuck in between.
93 The bread exploded.
94 Wi-Fi and breakfast are included in the room rate.
95 Sometimes, I find myself staring at my phone screen for a long time without realizing it.
96 He is serious about organizing.
I barely managed to get tickets to the 97 Seoul Jazz Festival.
98 Strangely, I was so tired today.
Problem 99: It looks like they won't be open this weekend.
100 I usually use Zipcar, it's really good.

Even though I've been learning English for a long time, my English always goes through 'transit points'.
The idea is to start only after taking a picture of Korean.
This book boldly eliminates those cumbersome transit points and suggests practicing a "direct line" from thought to speech.
Rather than simply providing study tips, we aim to bring about a fundamental change in the very process by which language is created.

The greatest strength of this book is its systematic learning design of 'diagnosis-understanding-application-verification.'
First, let's do a short writing warm-up to get yourself aware of your current thinking habits.
Next, you will learn to recall meaning immediately without translation by seeing the author's coaching and the perspective of a native speaker side by side.
Finally, we repeat a short routine that leads to sentences, dialogues, situations, and finally, to creating our own sentences.
Through this process, you will experience the freedom of moving from having only one option in your mind to having multiple expressions come to mind at the same time.
Instead of pulling out memorized answers, it's a method of first understanding the situation and then naturally speaking the appropriate words.

These changes can be felt immediately in our daily lives.
Your reading and listening processing speed will noticeably increase, and you will gain the power to choose your expressions without hesitation in speaking and writing.
You will be able to grasp the 'nuances' such as the subtle temperature differences between seemingly similar expressions, the pressure of context, and the speaker's intention.
Designed for busy adults, it's comprised of short, repeatable sets so you can build your skills consistently, regardless of your schedule.
If necessary, you can also follow the author's online lectures to develop a solid rhythm.

I would like to say that this book is one that changes the 'direction' rather than simply increasing the 'amount of effort'.
In Korea, even here, it's possible to kill two birds with one stone: speed and nuance, while reducing learning fatigue in a way that's entirely possible.
By the time you finish this book, you'll find yourself freely using context-sensitive language instead of memorized phrases.
This book will take responsibility for the enjoyable acceleration of English without any stopovers.