〈Main book〉

Part 1: Past tense of the verb "be"
Unit 01 Past tense change formula for the verb "be"
Unit 02 Past tense sentence formula for the verb be
Unit 03: Past tense negative and interrogative sentences with the verb "be"

Part 2 Past Tense of Regular Verbs
Unit 01 Past Tense Conjugation Formula for Regular Verbs
Unit 02 Past tense negative and interrogative sentences of regular verbs
Unit 03 Formula for distinguishing between the past tense of the verb be and the regular verb

Part 3 Progressive
Unit 01 Progressive Change Formula
Unit 02 Present Progressive and Past Progressive Tense Change Formulas
Unit 03 Progressive Negative Sentences and Interrogative Sentence Formulas

Part 4 Future Tense
Unit 01 Future Tense Change Formula 1
Unit 02 Future Tense Change Formula 2
Unit 03 Future Tense Negative and Interrogative Sentence Formulas

Part 5 Comparative and Superlative Degrees
Unit 01 Comparative Change Formula
Unit 02 Superlative Change Formula
Unit 03 Comparative and Superlative Sentence Formulas

Part 6 Articles and some, any, all, every
Unit 01 Article Formulas
Unit 02 some and any, all and every formulas
Unit 03 Articles and some, any, all, every sentence formulas

Part 7 Frequently Used Verbs
Unit 01 Verb want, like formula
Unit 02 Verbs want, have, look, sound formulas
Unit 03 Verbs want, like, look Sentence Formulas

Part 8 Conjunctions and Imperatives
Unit 01 Conjunction Formulas
Unit 02 Imperative Statement Formula
Unit 03 Command formulas connected by conjunctions

Workbook

- Descriptive Sentence Writing Workbook
- Part-by-part word test questions
- Answers and explanations in this book
- Workbook answer sheet

A grammar series that prepares you for middle school descriptive writing while using elementary grammar correctly!

Recommended for learners who want to acquire grammar and writing skills simultaneously through step-by-step writing activities that expand from "Writing Some Sentences" to "Writing Entire Sentences" while easily understanding grammar rules!

Why are grammar and writing important in learning English?

Grammar is an important tool that helps us understand the English language and learn how to construct sentences.
Grammar teaches us how English words combine to form meaningful sentences.
Writing is the process of applying this grammatical knowledge in practice, and by writing English sentences yourself, you will gain a more solid understanding of grammatical concepts.

Why should grammar and writing be learned together?

Studying grammar and writing together allows you to move beyond simply memorizing grammar rules and develop the ability to apply them to real-world sentences.
It helps you understand complex sentence structures, which has a positive impact on the development of all areas of English, including reading, speaking, and listening.
You will also gain a deeper understanding of English sentence structure, enabling you to express your thoughts logically and systematically.

The most effective way to learn grammar and writing is to actually apply the grammar rules you've learned through a variety of writing activities.
The 'Grammar is Writing' series is designed to help learners naturally learn grammar through various writing activities and apply it directly in sentences.

Why is the "Grammar is Writing" series good?

1) Writing English sentences becomes easier as you learn grammar rules easily and clearly and gradually practice them through step-by-step writing activities.

2) It is easy to prepare for middle school grades because you experience the types of test questions in advance and prepare thoroughly for descriptive questions.