Features and structure of the book
Descriptive Type Analysis

CHAPTER 1 Subject

UNIT 1 Sentences with noun phrases as subjects
UNIT 2 Sentences with noun clauses as subjects
UNIT 3 Sentences with the subject it
Chapter Test

CHAPTER 2 Predicates

UNIT 1 Sentences in various tenses
UNIT 2 Sentences with auxiliary verbs
UNIT 3 Sentences with Passive Verbs I
UNIT 4 Sentences with Passive Verbs II
Chapter Test

CHAPTER 3 Objects

UNIT 1 Sentences with noun phrases as objects
UNIT 2 Sentences with noun clauses as objects
UNIT 3 Sentences with indirect and direct objects
UNIT 4 Sentences with the object it
Chapter Test

CHAPTER 4 Bore

UNIT 1 Sentences with nominative complements
UNIT 2 Sentences with objective complements
Chapter Test

CHAPTER 5 MODIFICATIONS

UNIT 1 Sentences using the adverbial to-infinitive
UNIT 2 Sentences in which modifiers modify nouns
UNIT 3 Sentences Using Participle Phrases I
UNIT 4 Sentences Using Participle Phrases II
Chapter Test

CHAPTER 6 Relative Clauses and Adverbial Clauses

UNIT 1 Sentences Using Relative Pronoun Clauses I
UNIT 2 Sentences Using Relative Pronoun Clauses II
UNIT 3 Sentences using relative adverbial clauses
UNIT 4 Sentences using complex relative clauses
UNIT 5 Sentences with Adverbial Clauses I
UNIT 6 Sentences with Adverbial Clauses II
Chapter Test

CHAPTER 7 Other Phrases

UNIT 1 Conditional sentences with if
UNIT 2 Conditional sentences without if
UNIT 3 Sentences using the primary and comparative degrees
UNIT 4 Sentences using superlative comparisons
UNIT 5 Sentences with Parallel Structure
UNIT 6 Sentences with Emphasis
UNIT 7 Sentences with inverted structures
UNIT 8 Sentences using negation, apposition, and omission
Chapter Test

Descriptive practice exam
1st descriptive practice test
2nd descriptive practice exam
3rd descriptive practice test
4th Descriptive Practice Test
5th Descriptive Practice Test

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If you know the grammar points, descriptive writing will become easier!

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High school freshmen and first to third year students who want to prepare for the high school transcript with a wealth of descriptive questions
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High school freshmen and first to third year students who want to strategically study the descriptive key points that appear in high school academic performance exams.
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For high school freshmen and first to third year students who want to systematically develop their writing skills through a step-by-step structure that covers everything from key grammar points to practical problems.

Why is "Hacker's Advanced Descriptive Writing Skills Fundamentals" so special?

[Because you can quickly learn frequently asked questions and key grammar points!]
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Effective preparation for the internal exam with the key points of the internal exam essay type extracted by analyzing past exam questions
You can effectively prepare for the actual exam by solving a wide range of problems focusing on frequently appearing descriptive points in high school academic performance exams.

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Improve your writing skills with step-by-step structure, from key grammar points to practical problems.
You can improve your writing skills in a short period of time through a step-by-step structure that systematically teaches you everything from the essential grammar points for writing to practical problems.

[Because you build proper descriptive skills through systematic problem-solving steps!]
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Conquer the real exam with confidence through systematic problem-solving steps of [practice problems → actual problems → mock exam]
Through systematic training that goes from 'Descriptive Type Practice → Descriptive Type Practice Mastery → Chapter Test → Descriptive Type Practice Mock Test', you can develop the ability to solve any problem that appears on the actual exam without panicking.
Step 1) Descriptive type practice
: Practice problem corner where you can apply what you learned in basic grammar concepts to various types of descriptive problems.
Step 2) Conquering descriptive practice
: A practical problem corner where you can prepare for actual internal exams by solving fingerprint-type problems.
Step 3) CHAPTER TEST (Practice Questions)
: A practical problem corner that summarizes what you have learned in each chapter and checks it with practice problems and text-type questions.
Step 4) Descriptive Practice Test
: A mock exam corner that tests the content learned in each chapter through fingerprint-type practice problems and develops problem-solving skills.

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Complete your skills without wavering with various supplementary learning materials such as [writing/interpretation worksheets, vocabulary lists/tests].
You can enhance your learning effectiveness with various supplementary materials such as 'writing/interpretation worksheets' and 'vocabulary lists/tests'.

Hackers' Additional Learning Content for a Perfect Grade - HackersBook (HackersBook.com)

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Composition/Interpretation Worksheet
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Vocabulary list
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Vocabulary test