01 Let's turn it over and think again
1.
People who are close to English vs.
People I'm not close with
2.
Grammar vs.
usage
3.
Don't brag about what you know, and don't be discouraged by what you don't know.
4.
The Sorrow of a Perfectionist, or the Great Delusion
5.
What good is a script for a drama without a script?
6.
Error in the wrapping cloth
7.
Meaning vs.
form
8.
Octopus vs.
colloquial language

02 The road to the verb forest
1.
Save the verb~ Save it~
2.
What should I do with all that talent?
3.
Our attitude toward verbs
4.
Our language is no joke either
5.
Four-stage conjugation of verbs?
6.
In the verb forest...


03 Tenses found in the verb forest
1.
Simple present
2.
Simple past
3.
With be: present progressive
4.
With be: past progressive
5.
With have: present perfect
6.
With have: Perfect as a substitute for the past tense
7.
With will: Future expression I
8.
With will: Future Expression II
9.
With will: future progressive
10.
With will: future perfect

04 Meanings Encountered in the Verb Forest
1.
auxiliary verb
2.
subjunctive
3.
Command statement
4.
Negative sentences
5.
question

05 Changes encountered in the verb forest
1.
jet
2.
gerund
3.
infinitive

06 The Road to the Forest of Nouns
1.
In the forest of nouns...

2.
The world of feeling
3.
Noun favoritism
4.
Five types of nouns

07 Nouns I Met in the Noun Forest
1.
The concept of 'count'
2. CN & UN standards
3. CN & UN and articles
4.
Sometimes I can count them, sometimes I can't
5.
family - singular or plural?

08 Articles found in the forest of nouns
1.
flower is not 'flower'
2.
the praise
3. THE vs.
A
4.
Plural form expressing the whole
5.
Specific usage of the
6.
One and the other
7.
qualifier

09 Adjectives and Adverbs Found in the Forest of Nouns
1.
Seasonings that add flavor
2.
seasoning that adds flavor to a noun - adjective
3.
Usage of adjectives
4.
Original? Comparative? Superlative
5.
Verb? Adjective? A seasoning to add flavor to another adverb - Adverb

10.
Relatives found in the forest of nouns
1.
What is a relative clause?
2.
Types of relative clauses
3.
A comma placed before a relative clause
4.
Understanding Relationships
5.
Practical usage

In closing the book

* A complete reissue of the English grammar book that has become a must-read after 10 years of word-of-mouth!

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Their actions, which did not stop at their specialty of simultaneous interpretation but did not hesitate to become evangelists for English language learning, created a sensation among netizens despite being in the minor field of language, and even rose to the top of the list of authors in bookstores at the time.


Although they were pushed out by the distribution system of large online bookstores and faded into the corner of history, the five books they published as the 'NeoQuest Series' at Kim Young Publishing Co., Ltd. have endured for 10 years, consistently being selected as 'recommended English books' by word of mouth in the English publishing world, where the shelf life is less than six months.
One of the books in the NeoQuest series that had the biggest impact was .
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This book has now been turned upside down again.
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