English Conversation Core Patterns 233 - Intermediate to Advanced

Part 1
If you use adjectives well, you can express your emotions freely. Adjective usage patterns.

Chapter 01 ｜ Be grateful and happy
Pattern 001 I can't thank you enough for ~.
Pattern 002 Thanks to A, I ~.
Pattern 003 That's very kind of you, but ~.
Pattern 004 It's my pleasure to ~.
Pattern 005 I couldn't be happier ~.
Pattern 006 You are more than welcome to ~.
l Review l Pattern 001~ 006

Chapter 02 | Worrying and Apologizing
Pattern 007 I'm anxious ~.
Pattern 008 I'm concerned ~.
Pattern 009 It's overwhelming ~.
Pattern 010 I'm sorry to hear ~.
Pattern 011 I(We) apologize for ~.
Pattern 012 I regret ~.
l Review l Pattern 007~ 012

Chapter 03 | Complaining or Whispering
Pattern 013 I'm sick of ~.
Pattern 014 I'm frustrated ~.
Pattern 015 I'm ashamed ~.
Pattern 016 I'm embarrassed ~.
Pattern 017 Sorry to say, but ~.
Pattern 018 What's worse is ~.
l Review l Pattern 013 ~ 018

Chapter 04 ｜ Believe or Complain
Pattern 019 I'm (not) sure ~.
Pattern 020 I have doubts about ~.
Pattern 021 I'm suspicious about(of) ~.
Pattern 022 I need to check if ~.
Pattern 023 It's hard to believe (that) ~.
Pattern 024 There's a good chance (that) ~.
l Review l Pattern 019 ~ 024

Chapter 05 | Using Other Useful Adjectives
Pattern 025 be ~ enough to
Pattern 026 be available to
Pattern 027 I'm addicted to ~.
Pattern 028 I'm willing to ~.
l Review l Pattern 025 ~ 028

Part 2
Simple yet colorful verb conjugation patterns

Chapter 06 ｜ Feel
Pattern 029 I feel grateful ~.
Pattern 030 I feel like ~.
Pattern 031 I feel better knowing that ~.
Pattern 032 Feel free to ~.
l Review l Pattern 029 ~ 032

Chapter 07 ｜ Take
Pattern 033 It takes a while to ~.
Pattern 034 I take after my ~.
Pattern 035 I tried to take it back, but ~.
Pattern 036 I took it for granted that ~.
Pattern 037 I have to take off for ~.
l Review l Pattern 033 ~ 037

Chapter 08 ｜ Look Page Date
Pattern 038 I'm looking forward to ~.
Pattern 039 I'm looking into -ing ~.
Pattern 040 Let me look into ~.
Pattern 041 I want to look up ~.
Pattern 042 I look up to ~.
l Review l Pattern 038 ~ 042

Chapter 09 ｜ Get
Pattern 043 It's getting ~.
Pattern 044 I don't get ~.
Pattern 045 I have to get to ~.
Pattern 046 get A for B
Pattern 047 I need to get a hold of ~.
.
Pattern 048 I try to get the most out of ~.
l Review l Pattern 043 ~ 048

Chapter 10 ｜ Seem
Pattern 049 It seems like ~.
Pattern 050 seems ~, but ~.
Pattern 051 I can't seem to ~.
Pattern 052 There seems no reason to ~.
l Review l Pattern 049 ~ 052

Chapter 11 ｜ Let
Pattern 053 I'm going to let A ~.
Pattern 054 I'll let A know ~.
Pattern 055 Let me know whether or not ~.
l Review l Pattern 053 ~ 055

Part 3
A thorough and clear pattern of using interrogative sentences

Chapter 12 ｜ What
Pattern 056 What do you say ~?
Pattern 057 What do you mean by ~? .
Pattern 058 What comes with ~?
Pattern 059 What kind of ~ do you (like) ~?
Pattern 060 What's the difference ~?
l Review l Pattern 056 ~ 060

Chapter 13 ｜ When, Where
Pattern 061 When are you expecting ~?
Pattern 062 When should I expect ~?
Pattern 063 When was the last time ~?
Pattern 064 Where's a good place ~?
l Review l Pattern 061~ 064

Chapter 14 ｜ Why, How
Pattern 065 Why wouldn't you ~?
Pattern 066 How is it that ~?
Pattern 067 How do you suggest ~?
Pattern 068 How long has it been since ~?
Pattern 069 How do you like ~?
l Review l Pattern 065 ~ 069

Chapter 15 | Using Other Interrogative Words
Pattern 070 Whereabouts ~?
Pattern 071 Who do you think ~?
Pattern 072 Which of these ~?
l Review l Pattern 070 ~ 072

Chapter 16 | Asking questions like questions without using interrogative pronouns
Pattern 073 I was wondering if ~.
Pattern 074 I don't know if ~.
.
Pattern 075 If you don't mind, ~.
Pattern 076 Is there anything ~, ~.
Pattern 077 If you ask me, ~.
Pattern 078 I'll ask A if ~.
Pattern 079 If it's not too much trouble, would you ~?
Pattern 080 Would it be possible to ~?
Pattern 081 ~, will you?
Pattern 082 Is there anyone ~?
l Review l Pattern 073 ~ 082

Part 4
Negative expression pattern when refusing

Chapter 17 ｜ No, Never, Nothing
Pattern 083 There's no need to ~.
Pattern 084 It's no use -ing ~.
Pattern 085 I had no choice but to ~.
Pattern 086 There's no excuse for ~.
Pattern 087 I would by no means ~.
Pattern 088 No offense, but ~.
Pattern 089 I never meant to ~.
Pattern 090 never ~ without ~.
Pattern 091 It's nothing but ~.
Pattern 092 Nothing can be ~.
Pattern 093 I have nothing to do with ~.
Pattern 094 You have nothing to ~.
l Review l Pattern 083 ~ 094

Chapter 18 ｜ Not
Pattern 095 I'm not in favor of ~.
Pattern 096 It's not necessary to ~.
Pattern 097 Not everyone ~.
Pattern 098 I don't care about ~.
Pattern 099 I don't believe ~.
Pattern 100 I don't like the way ~.
Pattern 101 I can't stand ~.
Pattern 102 I couldn't bear ~, so ~.
Pattern 103 I couldn't care less ~.
Pattern 104 I don't mean to ~, but ~.
Pattern 105 I'm not going to bother to ~.
l Review l Pattern 095 ~ 105

Chapter 19 | Speaking with Negative Nuances Without Negatives
Pattern 106 The last thing ~ is ~.
Pattern 107 I seldom ~.
Pattern 108 I'd rather die than ~.
Pattern 109 I fail to see(understand) ~.
Pattern 110 I've always been opposed to ~.
Pattern 111 I'm fed up with ~.
Pattern 112 I'll do anything but ~.
Pattern 113 What bothers me most ~.
Pattern 114 There's something about ~.
l Review l Pattern 106 ~ 114
Chapter 20 | Banning
Pattern 115 Don't be ~.
Pattern 116 Don't make me ~.
Pattern 117 You're not allowed to ~.
Pattern 118 You are not supposed to ~.
Pattern 119 keep A from -ing
Pattern 120 Don't hesitate to ~.
l Review l Pattern 115 ~ 120

Part 5
To make the meaning clearer, use patterns of auxiliary verbs

Chapter 21 ｜ Could, Can
Pattern 121 I could never ~.
Pattern 122 I can't believe ~.
Pattern 123 ~ couldn't be better.
Pattern 124 I couldn't agree more with ~.
Pattern 125 could have pp
~.
Pattern 126 I couldn't help -ing ~.
Pattern 127 Can you make time ~?
Pattern 128 I can't ~, let alone ~.
Pattern 129 I can't help but ~.
Pattern 130 I can't help it if ~.
l Review l Pattern 121~130

Chapter 22 ｜ May, Might
Pattern 131 I might as well ~.
Pattern 132 I thought I might ~.
Pattern 133 There may not be ~.
Pattern 134 There may be a chance that ~.
Pattern 135 This may be one's last chance to ~.
Pattern 136 I may have pp
~.
Pattern 137 May I help you ~?
l Review l Pattern 131~137

Chapter 23 ｜ Should
Pattern 138 I think I should ~.
Pattern 139 What should I ~?
Pattern 140 should have pp
~.
Pattern 141 I never should have pp
~.
Pattern 142 I shouldn't have pp
~.
Pattern 143 Maybe I should ~.
l Review l Pattern 138 ~ 143

Chapter 24 ｜ Would, Will
Pattern 144 Would you mind if I ~?
Pattern 145 I wish you wouldn't ~.
Pattern 146 You wouldn't believe what ~.
Pattern 147 I would rather ~.
Pattern 148 It wouldn't hurt to ~.
Pattern 149 Will you help me ~?
Pattern 150 It won't be long before ~.
l Review l Pattern 144 ~ 150

Chapter 25 | Other frequently used auxiliary verb patterns
Pattern 151 You won't believe ~.
Pattern 152 I've got to ~.
Pattern 153 We've got to get on with ~.
Pattern 154 I really must ~.
Pattern 155 I don't ~ anymore, but I used to ~.
Pattern 156 I'm not used to -ing.
Pattern 157 You'd better ~ before ~.
Pattern 158 You'd be better off ~.
l Review l Pattern 151~158

Part 6
Idiom patterns that will impress even native speakers

Chapter 26 | Verb Conjugation Idioms Page Date
Pattern 159 take someone's word for it
Pattern 160 I'm not cut out for ~.
Pattern 161 I'm on the fence about ~.
Pattern 162 I've come down with ~.
Pattern 163 I'd like to point out ~.
Pattern 164 I'm known for ~.
Pattern 165 I'm bound to ~.
Pattern 166 I ended up ~.
Pattern 167 It depends on ~.
.
Pattern 168 A goes well with B.
l Review l Pattern 159 ~168

Chapter 27 | Idioms Using Nouns
Pattern 169 I'm having trouble ~.
Pattern 170 I'm in charge of ~.
Pattern 171 It's out of the question for ~ to ~.
Pattern 172 I have a hunch that ~.
Pattern 173 I have no idea ~.
Pattern 174 The bottom line is (that) ~.
Pattern 175 ~ has a way with ~.
Pattern 176 It's just a matter of time before ~.
Pattern 177 I need to get my hands on ~.
Pattern 178 ~ is(are) not my cup of tea.
Pattern 179 I'm (not) in the mood ~.
Pattern 180 I'm getting the hang of ~.
Pattern 181 I'm having the + superlative + time ~.
Pattern 182 The thing is that ~.
l Review l Pattern 169 ~182

Chapter 28 | Adjective Idioms
Pattern 183 I have mixed feelings about ~.
.
Pattern 184 I'm itching to ~.
Pattern 185 I'm dying to ~.
Pattern 186 I'm fond of ~.
Pattern 187 I'm amazed at ~.
Pattern 188 I'm not familiar with ~.
Pattern 189 ~ be just around the corner.
Pattern 190 ~ for the time being.
Pattern 191 It's as clear as day that ~.
Pattern 192 I was under the impression that ~.
l Review l Pattern 183 ~192

Part 7
Advanced grammar usage patterns, sophisticated like a native speaker

Chapter 29 | Speaking with Conditions
Pattern 193 As I said before, ~.
Pattern 194 As far as I know, ~.
Pattern 195 While this may be true, ~.
Pattern 196 I'm with you on that, but ~.
Pattern 197 Now that ~, ~.
Pattern 198 Once ~, ~.
Pattern 199 In case ~, ~.
Pattern 200 Even though ~, ~.
Pattern 201 By the time ~, ~.
l Review l Pattern 193 ~ 201

Chapter 30 | Using It Formally
Pattern 202 It doesn't hurt to ~.
Pattern 203 It was so ~ that ~.
Pattern 204 It's true that ~.
Pattern 205 It's no wonder that ~.
Pattern 206 It goes without saying that ~.
Pattern 207 It's a good chance to ~.
Pattern 208 It's about time that ~!
l Review l Pattern 202 ~ 208

Chapter 31 | Using Comparative Expressions
Pattern 209 one of the + superlative + plural noun
Pattern 210 It's the most ~ I've ever ~.
Pattern 211 The best way to ~ is to ~.
Pattern 212 It's not as ~ as ~.
Pattern 213 ~ (be) verb + comparative ~ + than I thought.
Pattern 214 I know better than to ~.
l Review l Pattern 209 ~ 214

Chapter 32 | Speaking with Assumptions
Pattern 215 I'd be happier if ~.
Pattern 216 I'd love the opportunity to ~.
Pattern 217 If I were ~, ~.
Pattern 218 I wish I could say the same about ~.
Pattern 219 I wish there were some way (for ~) to ~.
Pattern 220 If you happen to come across ~, ~.
l Review l Pattern 215 ~ 220

Chapter 33 | Using that clauses in sentences
Pattern 221 It just occurred to me that ~.
Pattern 222 Make sure ~.
Pattern 223 What I'm saying is that ~.
Pattern 224 All I know is that ~.
Pattern 225 I was hoping ~.
Pattern 226 I agree with(that) ~.
l Review l Pattern 221 ~ 226

Chapter 34 | Using Other Grammar
Pattern 227 such a A(adjective) B(noun)
Pattern 228 ~ owe(s) A to B.
Pattern 229 ~ A instead of B.
Pattern 230 That explains why ~.
Pattern 231 I meant to ~, but ~.
Pattern 232 That's all I ~.
Pattern 233 There's no one other than ~ who ~.
l Review l Pattern 227 ~ 233

English Conversation Core Patterns 233

Part 1: Basic patterns that native speakers love to use

Chapter 01 I'm ~.
Pattern 001 I'm kind of ~.
Pattern 002 I'm here to ~.
Pattern 003 I'm about to ~.
Pattern 004 I'm dying to ~.
Pattern 005 I'm okay with ~.
Pattern 006 I'm ready to ~.
Pattern 007 I'm good at ~.
Pattern 008 I'm on ~.
Pattern 009 I'm happy with ~.
Review Pattern 001 ~ 009

Chapter 02 Do you ~?
Pattern 010 Do you like ~?
Pattern 011 Do you know ~?
Pattern 012 Do you want to ~?
Pattern 013 Do you feel like ~?
Pattern 014 Do you think ~?
Pattern 015 Do you need ~?
Pattern 016 Do you remember ~?
Review Pattern 010 ~ 016

Chapter 03 think ~.
Pattern 017 think ~.
Pattern 018 don't think ~.
Pattern 019 think I'm going to ~.
Pattern 020 think we should ~.
Pattern 021 think I've got ~.
Pattern 022 I'm thinking about ~.
Pattern 023 I thought you ~.
Review Pattern 017 ~ 023

Chapter 04 like ~.
Pattern 024 I like ~.
Pattern 025 I like to ~.
Pattern 026 I like -ing ~.
Pattern 027 I really like ~.
Pattern 028 I like your ~..
Pattern 029 I don't like ~.
Pattern 030 I don't really like ~.
Pattern 031 I like the way ~.
Pattern 032 I'd like ~.
Review Pattern 024 ~ 032

Chapter 05 Would you like ~? / Would you mind -ing ~?
Pattern 033 Would you like ~?
Pattern 034 Would you like to ~?
Pattern 035 Would you like some ~?
Pattern 036 Would you like me to ~?
Pattern 037 What would you like to ~?
Pattern 038 Where would you like to ~?
Pattern 039 Would you like to think about ~?
Pattern 040 Would you mind -ing ~?
Review Pattern 033 ~ 040

Part 2 Basic Patterns with High Local Usage

Chapter 06 Don't ~.
Pattern 041 Don't be ~.
Pattern 042 Don't be so ~.
Pattern 043 Don't forget to ~.
Pattern 044 Don't try to ~.
Pattern 045 Don't even ~.
Pattern 046 Don't even think about ~.
Pattern 047 Don't hesitate to ~.
Pattern 048 Don't you ever ~.
Review Pattern 041 ~ 048

Chapter 07 I'm sorry ~.
Pattern 049 I'm sorry to ~.
Pattern 050 I'm sorry about ~.
Pattern 051 I'm sorry for ~.
Pattern 052 I'm sorry I can't ~.
Pattern 053 I'm sorry, but ~.
Pattern 054 I'm sorry to say ~.
Pattern 055 I'm so sorry if I ~.
Pattern 056 I feel sorry for ~.
Review Pattern 049 ~ 056

Chapter 08 Let me ~.

Pattern 057 Let me ~.
Pattern 058 Let me tell you ~.
Pattern 059 Let me explain ~.
Pattern 060 Let me know ~.
Pattern 0 61 Let me see if ~.
Pattern 062 Let me check ~.
Pattern 063 Let me show ~.
Pattern 064 Let me think about ~.
Review Pattern 057 ~ 064

Chapter 09 There is ~.
/ There are ~.
Pattern 065 There is some ~.
Pattern 066 There are so many ~.
Pattern 067 There are a lot of ~.
Pattern 068 There are a number of reasons ~.
Pattern 069 Are there any ~?
Pattern 070 Is there anything ~?
Pattern 071 Are there many ~?
Review Pattern 065 ~ 071

Chapter 10 That's ~.
Pattern 072 That's why ~.
Pattern 073 That's because ~.
Pattern 0 74 That's what ~.
Pattern 075 That's how ~.
Pattern 0 76 That's where ~.
Pattern 077 That's the way ~.
Pattern 078 That's no way to ~.
Pattern 079 That's exactly what ~.
Pattern 080 That's all I ~.
Review Pattern 072 ~ 080

Part 3 Essential Basic Verb Patterns for Everyday Local Life

Chapter 11 Tell
Pattern 081 Tell me ~.
Pattern 082 Don't tell me ~.
Pattern 083 Let me tell you about ~.
Pattern 084 I told you to ~.
Pattern 085 I told you not to ~.
Pattern 086 I was told to ~.
Pattern 087 I can tell by ~.
Pattern 088 You are telling me ~.
Review Pattern 081 ~ 088

Chapter 12 Know
Pattern 089 I know ~.
Pattern 090 I know what you ~.
Pattern 091 I know how to ~.
Pattern 092 Do you know how to ~?
Pattern 093 I've known ~.
Pattern 094 I'll let you know ~.
Review Pattern 089 ~ 094

Chapter 13 Verbs of Emotion

Pattern 095 Care for ~?
Pattern 096 I don't care ~.
Pattern 097 He cares about ~.
Pattern 098 Do you mind if I ~? ~
Pattern 099 I don't mind ~.
Pattern 100 I didn't mean to ~.
Pattern 101 Do you mean ~?
Pattern 102 That means ~?
Pattern 103 Thank you for ~.
Pattern 104 Thanks a lot for ~.
Review Pattern 095 ~104

Chapter 14 Verbs of Sensation

Pattern 105 I feel ~.
Pattern 106 I don't feel like ~.
Pattern 107 You look ~.
Pattern 108 Feel free to ~.
Pattern 109 It looks like ~.
Pattern 11 0 It seems like ~.
Pattern 111 That sounds ~.
Pattern 112 It tastes ~.
Review Pattern 105 ~112

Chapter 15 Verbs Used Only by Native Speakers

Pattern 113 I wish I could ~.
Pattern 114 I wish I were ~.
Pattern 115 I swear ~.
Pattern 116 I'll see if ~.
Pattern 117 I was wondering if ~.
Pattern 118 I guess I was ~.
Pattern 119 Hit ~.
Pattern 120 Forget about ~.
Pattern 121 I'm heading ~.
Pattern 122 Please remind me to ~.
Review Pattern 113 ~122

Part 4 Perfect Timing (Perfect Timing) Perfect interrogative pattern

Chapter 16 What ~?
Pattern 123 What if ~?
Pattern 124 What makes you ~?
Pattern 125 What do you think of ~?
Pattern 126 What do you want to ~?
Pattern 127 What are you trying to ~?
Pattern 128 What's the best way to ~?
Pattern 129 What do you mean by ~?
Pattern 130 What happened to ~?
Review Pattern 123-130

Chapter 17 Where ~? / When ~?
Pattern 131 Where are ~?
Pattern 132 Where did you get ~?
Pattern 133 Where have you ~?
Pattern 134 Where is the best place to ~?
Pattern 135 Where should we ~?
Pattern 136 When did you ~?
Pattern 137 When was the last time ~?
Pattern 138 When is the best time ~?
Review Pattern 131-138

Chapter 18 Who ~? / Which ~?
Pattern 139 Who wants to ~?
Pattern 14 0 I wonder who ~.
Pattern 141 I wonder which ~.
Pattern 142 It doesn't matter which ~.
Pattern 143 Can anyone tell me which ~?
Pattern 144 Is there anyone who ~?
Pattern 145 Which way is ~?
Review Pattern 139 ~145

Chapter 19 How ~?
Pattern 146 How come ~?
Pattern 147 How could you ~?
Pattern 148 How did ~ go?
Pattern 149 How often do you ~?
Pattern 150 How long have you been ~?
Pattern 151 How long will you ~?
Pattern 152 How many times ~?
Pattern 153 How am I supposed to ~?
Pattern 154 How long before ~?
Review Pattern 146 ~154

Chapter 20 Interrogative Transformation Patterns
Pattern 155 Everyone knows why ~.
Pattern 156 How about if ~?
Pattern 157 Call me when ~.
Pattern 158 We'll never know when ~.
Pattern 159 Where do you think I should ~?
Pattern 160 I can't imagine who ~.
Pattern 161 I can't decide which ~.
Pattern 162 When would be a good time ~?
Review Pattern 155-162

Part 5: Selecting Native Patterns to Suit the Situation

Chapter 21 I'd better ~.
Pattern 163 I'd better ~.
Pattern 164 I'd better not ~.
Pattern 165 You'd better ~.
Pattern 166 You'd better hope ~.
Pattern 167 I think you'd better ~.
~
Pattern 168 I guess we'd better ~.
Pattern 169 It's better than ~.
Pattern 170 It's better for me to ~.
Review Pattern 163 ~170

Chapter 22 I have pp
~.
Pattern 171 I have heard ~.
Pattern 172 I have never heard ~.
Pattern 173 I have seen ~.
Pattern 174 I have been ~.
Pattern 175 I have never ~.
Pattern 176 I have already ~.
Pattern 177 I have just finished ~.
Pattern 178 I haven't ~.
Pattern 179 I haven't been -ing ~.
Review Pattern 171-179

Chapter 23 I'm sure ~.
Pattern 180 I'm sure ~.
Pattern 181 I'm quite sure ~.
Pattern 182 I'm not sure ~.
Pattern 183 I'm not sure of ~.
Pattern 184 I'm not sure what ~.
Pattern 185 Are you sure ~?
Pattern 186 Are you sure you don't ~?
Pattern 187 I know, but I'm sure ~.
Review Pattern 180-187

Chapter 24 All I ~.
Pattern 188 All I need is ~.
Pattern 189 All I know is ~..
Pattern 190 All I can say is ~.
Pattern 191 All I'm saying is ~.
Pattern 192 All you have to do is ~.
Review Pattern 188-192

Chapter 25 No one ~.
/ Nobody ~..
Pattern 193 No one ~.
Pattern 194 No one will ~.
Pattern 195 Nobody can ~.
Pattern 196 Nobody said ~.
Pattern 197 No one would ~.
Pattern 198 No one gives ~.
Pattern 199 Nobody cares ~.
Pattern 200 No one can know about ~.
Review Pattern 193 ~ 200

Part 6: 100% Online Utilization Basic Patterns

Chapter 26 What I really ~.

Pattern 201 What I really want is ~.
Pattern 202 What I really need is ~.
Pattern 203 What I really think is ~.
Pattern 204 What I really mean is ~.
Pattern 205 What I really care about is ~.
Pattern 206 What I really need from you is ~.
Review Pattern 201 ~ 206

Chapter 27 Say
Pattern 207 I'd like to say ~.
Pattern 208 Please say ~.
Pattern 209 I'm just saying that ~.
Pattern 210 What I'm trying to say is ~.
Pattern 211 What do you say ~?
Pattern 212 Are you saying ~?
Pattern 213 I wouldn't say ~.
Review Patterns 207-213

Chapter 28 Essential Adverbial Patterns
Pattern 214 I'm absolutely ~.
Pattern 215 This is totally ~.
Pattern 216 I'd rather ~.
Pattern 217 I'm definitely -ing ~.
Pattern 218 I probably ~.
Pattern 219 I'll never ~.
Pattern 220 Is there enough ~?
Review Pattern 214 ~ 220

Chapter 29 It's time ~.
Pattern 221 It's time to ~.
Pattern 222 It's time for ~.
Pattern 223 My time is ~.
Pattern 224 Take some time ~.
Pattern 225 Maybe it's time ~.
Pattern 226 The best time to ~.
Pattern 227 This is the last time ~.
Review Patterns 221-227

Chapter 30: Essential Native Patterns for Video Conferencing
Pattern 228 Whatever ~.
Pattern 229 Whoever ~.
Pattern 230 Whenever ~.
Pattern 231 Wherever ~.
Pattern 232 No matter what ~.
Pattern 233 No matter how ~.
Review Pattern 228 ~ 233

English Conversation Core Patterns 233 - Intermediate to Advanced

Using 233 patterns
Level up to advanced conversation!!

If you're a beginner-level English learner, you likely have a strong desire to take your skills to the next level.
I want to tell the story longer, more deeply, and more freely.
Unlike beginner English, which can be mastered with basic vocabulary and simple sentence structures, speaking English at an intermediate to advanced level requires the ability to construct complex sentences using a variety of vocabulary, and a shift in thinking that allows you to approach expressions you already know in an English way.
The 233 Pattern Study Method is an easy way to get to all of these advanced courses.

More speed with 233 patterns!

Pattern learning method involves learning a specific pattern and then adding what you want to say after that pattern to create various sentences.
By repeating the process of learning and memorizing patterns, you can naturally acquire new words and idioms, while also developing your sentence structure and English thinking skills.
Another great advantage of pattern learning is that it reduces the likelihood of making errors compared to when you create sentences on your own.

One of the mistakes English learners make is that unless it's a simple expression, they make up a sentence in their head and then check whether it's grammatically correct.
Then, you end up missing the timing of speaking and the flow of the conversation.
However, if you learn intermediate to advanced English through patterns, you can significantly reduce this amount of time spent, and you can even acquire difficult vocabulary and complex grammar naturally in the process of memorizing the patterns.

More variety with 233 patterns!

The phrase 'thank you' can be expressed in many different ways depending on the situation or degree, such as 'I really, truly appreciate it,' 'I don't know how to express my gratitude,' or 'Thank you for your consideration, but...'
Thank you.
Instead of saying I can't thank you enough for~, you can say I'm so happy.
Instead, you can be more specific by saying, "I couldn't be happier~." This book contains such intermediate and advanced patterns.
Let's break away from the simple and monotonous English expressions we always use and use diverse and rich expressions with 233 patterns.

Become more fluent with 233 patterns!

If you're a linguistic alchemist when speaking Korean, but find yourself repeating bland sentences in English, you'll be able to converse naturally in American English if you master the idioms native speakers use every day.
I need to get a hold of~.(I need to contact ~.
Expressions like "I need to save ~" or "I need to save ~" cannot be expressed by knowing only the meaning of individual words.
In this book, you can learn practical English that will allow you to communicate with native speakers using these idiom patterns.

Also, I usually gave up on the conditional, comparative, It ~ that...
Sentences like these can also be easily used once you learn the pattern.
With this book's 233 patterns, you can perfectly express your opinions in advanced English not only in everyday life but also in business and formal settings.

★ What has been improved in the revised edition

[English Conversation Core Patterns 233 Series] was first published in 2002 and has been a long-running steady seller, consistently loved for 20 years. This revised edition reflects current learning trends and includes the following supplements.

1.
More frequently used modern expressions and patterns

As society changes rapidly, new words are emerging.
Just as the number of expressions used in non-contact situations has increased significantly due to the coronavirus pandemic,
For example, from some point on, we have been casually talking about 'eating alone' and 'drinking alone', terms that did not exist a few years ago.
We've updated all patterns and examples to reflect this trend.
Of course, we also included the everyday patterns that native speakers always use, regardless of the era.

2.
20-minute structure that is easy to study every day

In a busy life, I cut out the small details to prevent it from lasting three days and made it into a 20-minute study session.
We have carefully selected only the 5 examples necessary for each pattern.
These examples are highly useful sentences that the author, who has lived in the United States for 20 years, and his native English-speaking friends studied for several months.
Add in the YouTube training program and you have a 20-minute learning program that you can easily complete in a day.

3.
YouTube training program for pattern embodied

English is not something to be memorized, it is something to be internalized.
Just like driving, you don't just have to memorize the controls; you have to respond appropriately to the situation in real life.
So, we provide customized YouTube training videos for 233 pattern embodied.
Simply scan the QR code for each pattern to instantly view mobile-optimized training videos.

4.
Lightweight and stylish design

It has been reborn as a small and stylish design, breaking away from the previous heavy design.
Let's take it with us like a light essay book and challenge ourselves to learn 233 things every day.

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English Conversation Core Patterns 233

★ Features and revision direction of this book

1.
20-Minute Learning Challenge

《233 Key English Conversation Patterns》 is designed to fit the complete reading challenge program.
The key is to learn one pattern, five sentences a day.
You can easily learn with the instructional videos provided for each pattern.
We've even added dates and checkboxes throughout to help you manage your study schedule.

2.
Learning videos to help you read the book

Each pattern comes with a learning video to help you learn.
You can watch short videos of about 1 minute or so without any burden and learn the text, and you can study repeatedly if necessary.
Watch the learning videos and internalize the sentences provided in the pattern.

3.
233 patterns selected by locals

This book provides 233 patterns, each with five examples and two review sections.
All expressions are practical expressions that the author personally selected through communication with local people and were selected after careful consideration.
Those who want to finish quickly can learn 2-3 patterns per day.

4.
Review for pattern review

This is a corner where you can check and practice how the expressions you learned from the pattern are used in real conversational situations.
It's simple, but it shows and allows you to review situations where the pattern is used.
You can do the '20-minute pattern challenge' and then skip right over it, or you can review it all at once after learning all the patterns in the chapter.

5.
Lightweight and stylish design

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