Introduction
Structure and Use of This Book

PART 1 Essential Prerequisite Words by Topic

CHAPTER 1 The Subject of Action and Action
UNIT 1 Replacement Words
Words that replace people and things | Words that refer to people and things
UNIT 2 Words that describe people
By gender | By age | F AMILY family | EXTENDED | FAMILY extended family |
HOUSEHOLD home
UNIT 3 Words that express actions
Core Behavior 20 | Sensory Behavior - The Five Senses
UNIT 4 Question Words - 5W1H
5W1H

CHAPTER 2 Life and Environment
UNIT 1 Our Body
FACE | BODY
UNIT 2 of
CLOTHING | SHOES
UNIT 3 Equation
Ingredients | Drinks | Seasonings | Meals | Other
UNIT 4 WEEK
HOUSE house
UNIT 5 Animals and insects close to us
Animals | Insects
UNIT 6 Color
UNIT 7 Words expressing states or qualities

CHAPTER 3 Place and Time
UNIT 1 Direction and Bearing
UNIT 2 Location
Natural Landforms | Key Locations in Cities and Downtowns
UNIT 3 hours

CHAPTER 4 Words and numbers expressing quantity, quantity, and frequency
UNIT 1 Words expressing numbers or quantities
UNIT 2 NUMBERS
Numbers 1 to 109 | How to Read Large Numbers | Ordinal Numbers
UNIT 3 Words Expressing Frequency

PART 2 Highest Frequency Key Words 975

CHAPTER 1 Highest Frequency 1-225
UNIT 1
UNIT 2
UNIT 3
UNIT 4
UNIT 5

CHAPTER 2 Highest Frequency 226-425
UNIT 1
UNIT 2
UNIT 3
UNIT 4
UNIT 5

CHAPTER 3 Highest Frequency 426-600
UNIT 1
UNIT 2
UNIT 3
UNIT 4
UNIT 5

CHAPTER 4 Highest Frequency 601-750
UNIT 1
UNIT 2
UNIT 3
UNIT 4
UNIT 5

CHAPTER 5 Highest Frequency 751-875
UNIT 1
UNIT 2
UNIT 3
UNIT 4
UNIT 5

CHAPTER 6 Highest Frequency 876-975
UNIT 1
UNIT 2
UNIT 3
UNIT 4
UNIT 5

INDEX

The Difference Between Knowing and Not Knowing NGSL (New General Service List) Words

Two key expressions that will help you learn English vocabulary are 'dadaikseon' and 'sasaengnugak'.
The more vocabulary you know, the better, but knowing a lot of words without mastering the basics doesn't mean you have the vocabulary skills to use them in real life.
Start with a solid foundation of vocabulary, "English Words for 90% of Real Life."


1.
Based on a reliable vocabulary list

Everyone says, 'These are the most used words in English.'
Where do they base their argument? "English Vocabulary for 90% of Real-Life Needs" is based on Professor Charles Brown's NGSL 1.2 version.
This is a list of the most frequently used English words in real life, sorted by frequency, based on research by linguists. Among these, we have selected the words that should be studied first and presented them in the most efficient order.


2.
Highest efficiency output per time invested

The best output from vocabulary learning is when learned words appear frequently in other sentences. Since NGSL 1.2 itself is a collection of words that cover 90% of sentences used in real life, the words in this book, based on this collection, are bound to appear infinitely in other texts.
Since you keep seeing the words you studied, you will naturally review them, and as you review them, they will become your own and usable.

3.
A description of Aha Moments, which help with memory.

It adds interest to learning by explaining the hidden stories in words, such as why bond is used as a synonym for adhesive in Korea, and how the word 'mind', which means 'to turn off', is connected to each other.


4.
Includes the best base vocabulary

Just as you can't ask a child who has just turned one to run, you can't ask someone who has just started learning English to use advanced vocabulary right away.
Not only in math, but also in studying English vocabulary, you need to have a solid foundation of vocabulary so that when you study more difficult words, you can use them and not just know them.
"English Words for 90% of Real-Life Needs" provides the foundational vocabulary for English learning, laying a solid foundation.