Getting Started/How to Use This Book
Part 1 (Days 01~40)
01 Words ending in -ap/ 02 Words ending in -ame/ 03 Words ending in -ay/
04 Words ending in -ace/ 05 Words ending in -ink/ 06 Words ending in -ing/
07 Words ending in -old/ 08 Words ending in -cle/ 09 Words ending in -ean/een/
10 Words ending in -ast/ 11 Words ending in -ine/ 12 Words ending in -ook/
13 Words ending in -ark/ 14 Words ending in -ugh/ 15 Words ending in -ill/
16 Words ending in -oke/ 17 Words ending in -op/ 18 Words ending in -ool/
19 Words ending in -ost/oast/ 20 Words ending in -less/ 21 Words ending in -ope/
22 Words ending in -st/ 23 Words ending in -ble/ 24 Words ending in -ord/
25 Words ending in -gle/ 26 Words ending in -ort/ 27 Words ending in -ear/
28 Words ending in -ind/ 29 Words ending in -ch/ 30 Words ending in -age/
31 Words ending in -ive/ 32 Words ending in -low/ 33 Words ending in -th/
34 Words ending in -od/ 35 Words ending in -art/ 36 Words ending in -ell/
37 Words ending in -dy/ 38 Words ending in -sh/ 39 Words ending in -are/
Words ending in 40 -ver

Part 2 (Days 41-80)
41 Words ending in -end/ 42 Words ending in -son/ 43 Words ending in -ake/
44 Words ending in -ack/ 45 Words ending in -eal/ 46 Words ending in -eed/
47 Words ending in -ate/ 48 Words ending in -air/ 49 Words ending in -sh/
50 Words ending in -ng/ 51 Words ending in -orm/ 52 Words ending in -own/
53 Words ending in -rm/ 54 Words ending in -eak/ 55 Words ending in -lt/
56 Words ending in -sy/ 57 Words ending in -rry/ 58 Words ending in -den/
59 Words ending in -y/ 60 Words ending in -ie/ 61 Words ending in -aw/
62 Words ending in -ar/ 63 Words ending in -some/ 64 Words ending in -ight/
65 Words ending in -ought/aught/ 66 Words ending in -ound/ 67 Words ending in -an/
68 Words ending in -ock/ 69 Words ending in -ign/ 70 Words ending in -ary/
71 Words ending in -ious/ 72 Words ending in -and/ 73 Words ending in -nge/
74 Words ending in -ose/ 75 Words ending in -ead/ 76 Words ending in -dge/
77 Words ending in -lar/ 78 Words ending in -row/ 79 Words ending in -ture/teur/
Words ending in 80 -ick

[Features of this book]
· You can systematically organize 80 pronunciation rules!
· It's incredibly easy to memorize 10 words that end with the same spelling!
· Each word has a story description, so pronunciation, spelling, and meaning are all connected!
· You can watch free video lectures every day by entering Lee Geun-cheol TV through the QR code!

Pronunciation and spelling of English words all at once!
Know these 80 pronunciation rules and you'll instantly master any word you see for the first time.

Why isn't English pronounced the way it's spelled? Even reading English words isn't easy for absolute beginners.
However, once you understand the pronunciation rules of English, you will be able to read any word that appears, with a few exceptions.
The study method presented in "One Day! English Vocabulary" is Lee Geun-cheol's, which explains pronunciation rules in an easy-to-understand manner and makes them naturally become second nature.

This book introduces 10 basic English words that end with the same spelling each day and explains their pronunciation rules, pointing out key points.
By looking at, listening to, and pronouncing 10 words that are grouped by pronunciation rules, such as ea is pronounced as [ee] instead of [ea], or o before a word ending in e is pronounced as [oh], you can naturally understand the pronunciation rules of English.
After 80 days like this, you will automatically memorize 800 words and 80 pronunciation rules.


In particular, this book has put a lot of effort into making it easier for readers, especially those in their 40s to 70s who are starting to study English again, to understand by also writing the pronunciation of English words in Korean.
By looking at spelling, English pronunciation, and Korean notation all at once, and directly checking how each letter is pronounced through YouTube video lectures, you will be able to enjoy the joy of studying and learning consistently every day.


The meaning of the words is connected to the story description and becomes ingrained in your head!
A vocabulary book that considers practical application skills, not just fragmented memorization of words.

This book contains a secret method for memorizing English words much more effectively and in a much faster time than simply repeating them.
It is about remembering the meaning of each word by connecting it to a ‘story’.


For example, when explaining the word spring, it is explained that the basic meaning is 'spring', and that since all things come to life in spring, it also means 'to spring up', and from this, the meaning of 'spring' also comes.
This way, you can organize multiple meanings of a word at once.
In addition, the book also provides a fun association method, such as memorizing the word 'bark' by associating it with 'a dog barking loudly', which helps readers laugh and memorize it naturally.

Simply memorizing the dictionary meaning of a word often makes it difficult to apply it in actual conversation.
So, we will teach you similar expressions that can be made with the word and apply them to simple conversational sentences that can actually be used.
In addition, you can increase your understanding of Anglo-American culture by mentioning the titles of pop songs, movies, and literature in which each word is used, as well as lyrics/dialogue/sentences.


When you look at each word in the dictionary, it seems difficult and fragmentary, but when you listen to Mr. Lee Geun-cheol's kind story about how each word came to be and how it is used, the word will come alive and enter not only your head but also your heart.


Watch free video lectures with QR code
Master 'Today's English Vocabulary' perfectly by reviewing it with practice problems!

I clearly knew the word, but when I said it to a foreigner, they didn't understand.
Anyone who has studied English has probably experienced this nerve-wracking experience at least once.
To overcome the limitations of learning English vocabulary solely through textbooks and Korean notation, this book incorporates audiovisual aids. QR codes allow readers to view free commentary lectures on YouTube's "Lee Geun-cheol TV."
You can check the actual pronunciation of each word using the lecture QR code, so you can practice pronunciation close to a native speaker in real time.


After studying 10 words a day like this, you can check what you learned today by solving practice problems in the 'Today's Mission!' section of the textbook and writing them down yourself.
If you can spell a word correctly just by looking at its Korean pronunciation and meaning, today's study will be complete as a set.


As with any other language, repetition is important when learning English.
However, only when you can make that natural repetition fun and not boring can you study for a long time and achieve greater results.
[Lee Geun-cheol's Daily English Vocabulary], which allows you to repeat 10 words a day in a variety of fun ways.
If you follow the table of contents and video list in this book and spend 15 to 20 minutes a day, you will soon be able to master 800 basic English words.