Chapter 1: STRUCTURE: Understanding English Structure
1.
Understanding the basic structure
Intransitive verb (basic) / Intransitive verb (passive meaning) / Transitive verb / Intransitive verb + complement (basic) / Intransitive verb + prepositional phrase (spread of basic expression) / Intransitive verb + complement (meaning) / Complement form (structural features of English) / Complement and English-style thought / State and action (intransitive-transitive) / Skeleton and modifier / Movement of sentence components
2.
Combination of information
Logical development order: Don't try to understand English backwards / Information linking device: Appositive / Information linking device: Supplementary explanation / Information linking device: Relative noun / Relative clause → Adjective phrase / Information linking device: Participle phrase
3.
Structural development
Conjunctive prepositions - From clauses to phrases / Conjunctive prepositions - Logical connection (structure and information) / Evolution of that-clause
Conjunctive preposition with / Conjunctive preposition at, on, in / Sentence adverb

Chapter 2: STYLE: Groundwork for Understanding Context
1.
Subject transition: inanimate subject
2.
Part of speech conversion: verb → noun → adjective
3.
Avoid repetition
Replace with a pronoun / Noun substitute / Verb and other substitute / Replace with another word with the same meaning / Change the writing style

Chapter 3: Understanding Context
1.
The skeleton of the text
Thesis Sentence / Topic Sentence / Key Words
2.
Reading the Extract: Framework and Examples
3.
Logical Reading: A device that shows logical relationships
4.
Context and meaning
What is context? / The fundamental reason for seeking meaning within context / What understanding true context means / The necessity of imagination

Chapter 4: The English Way of Thinking
1.
Prepositions to watch out for
Prepositions and Mobile Thoughts / Prepositions and Omissions
2.
Word Order Different from Korean: Passive Expressions to Watch Out for
3.
Economic Verbs: Transitive Verbs of 'Compare'
4.
logic of denial
Indirect negation (euphemistic negation) / negation + negation / negation logic different from Korean
5.
Different formulas from Korean
English loves adjectives / The relationship between modifier and modifier / Hyphen-adjective

Chapter 5: EXPRESSION: The Aesthetics of Expression
1.
The Effect of Expression: The Development of Meaning
2.
The Discovery of Nuclear Expression: Coloring Expression
3.
Pun

APPENDIX 1 Model Exam Questions
Understanding the topic / Understanding logical relationships

APPENDIX 2 READING SELECTION
Lost and Found / What Makes Tycoons Tick? / “They Hassle People at Whim” / “The Pole of Cold and Cruelty” / The Man in the Water / Fall Leads Man 'Inward' / “Dig Into the World” / Unforgettable Albert Einstein / Jean-Paul Sartre (1905-1980) / Bacon and the Experimental Method

Special appendix
Exercise meaning / Side note meaning

* The only reading book that approaches comparative linguistics

Most of the reading comprehension textbooks in our country are either lists of examples without any system or categorized according to grammar classification methods.
This book abandons that method and systematically covers the most 'important' and 'difficult' aspects of learning English for Koreans by comparing English and Korean.


* 'Direct reading and direct interpretation' that saves time

If you read it once and read it again to understand the meaning, it takes too much time.
In order to correct the uneconomical habit of interpreting English text backwards, we have made it possible to practice direct reading and interpretation by translating English text from front to back.

* Carefully selected logical and educational examples

We have thoroughly excluded the sophistry and illogical examples that are often found in English textbooks in Korea, and have carefully selected examples based on their educational value and English learning value to enable logical thinking training.

* The fun of encountering various Englishes

We have created a proper mix of traditional and modern English, written and spoken English, to help you become familiar with all aspects of the English language.

* Food that is both nutritious and delicious

It's a world where books that are only delicious but not nutritious are rampant.
Also, if it is nutritious but not tasty, it is difficult to eat.
To this end, the author has included some interesting humor and quotes that can act as a refreshing drink to relieve study fatigue and help you in your life.