Preface 2
Features of this book 12

Chapter 1 Nouns

1-1 Difference between shop and store 16
1-2 Difference between house/home 18
1-3 Difference between present and gift 20
1-4 〈Game〉 game/match difference 22
1-5 Difference between reservation and appointment 24
1-6 Nouns Denoting Guests26
1-7 Nouns indicating fees and costs 28
Irregular plurals of nouns 1-830
1-9 Nouns that are always used in the plural form 32
1-10 Nouns with Different Meanings in Singular and Plural 34
1-11 Uncountable Nouns 36
1-12 Nouns that can also be used as verbs 38
1-13 Basic Methods of Choosing Articles 40
1-14 Nouns that can be used without an article42
Column Sentences whose meaning changes depending on the presence or absence of an article 44
Column the other/another /the others/others Difference 46

Chapter 2 Verbs

2-1 Differences between speak/say/talk/tell 50
2-2 Difference between hear/listen 52
2-3 Difference between meet/see 54
2-4 〈Go〉 go/come difference 56
2-5 Difference between study/learn 58
2-6 Difference between look/appear/seem 60
2-7 Difference between wear/put on 62
2-8 〈Believe〉 Difference between believe/trust 64
2-9 Difference between push and press 66
2-10 Difference between check and confirm 68
2-11 Difference between select/choose/pick 70
2-12 Difference between look/watch/see 72
2-13 Difference between notice/realize/recognize 74
2-14 Difference between teach/tell/show 76
2-15 Difference between collect/gather/assemble 78
2-16 Difference between take/bring/fetch 80
2-17 Difference between sleep/go to bed/fall asleep 82
2-18 〈Getting up/Sleeping〉 Actions of getting up and sleeping that can be understood through the flow 84
2-19 Differences between make/build/create/produce 86
2-20 〈do/make〉 Idiomatic Expressions 88
2-21 〈make/have/let/get〉 Difference 90
2-22 Difference between lend/rent/borrow 92
2-23 Expressions for 'thinking' that distinguish between different degrees of certainty 94
2-24 Expressions for 'liking' that distinguish between the degree of one's feelings 96
Column 98 English Verbs That Are Wrong When Translated Directly into Korean
Column 6 English Expressions Koreans Often Get Wrong 99

Chapter 3 Auxiliary Verbs

3-1 The meaning and usage of will102
The meaning and usage of would 103
The meaning and usage of 3-2 can104
The meaning and usage of could 105
3-3 Meaning and Usage of May 106
The meaning and usage of might107
The meaning and usage of 3-4 must108
The meaning and usage of should109
3-5 Meaning and Usage of Shall 110
List of Meanings of Auxiliary Verbs 111
3-6 〈~can do〉 can/be able to Difference 112
3-7 〈~will/be going to〉 Difference 114
3-8 Difference between must/have to 116
3-9 Possibility and guess auxiliary verbs that distinguish between degrees of certainty 118
3-10 Obligatory expressions that distinguish between degrees of compulsion 120
3-11 Expressions of request and request that distinguish between different degrees of politeness122
3-12 Expressions for asking permission to distinguish between different degrees of politeness124
Column Polite Speech Using Auxiliary Verbs 126
Column 127 Expressions for "I want to do ~" that differentiate between formal and formal levels

Chapter 4 Adjectives

4-1 Adjectives expressing degree of quantity and quantity 130
4-2 Adjectives expressing 'fast' 132
4-3 Adjectives Denoting Cold and Heat 134
4-4 Adjectives expressing 'good' and 'bad' 136
4-5 Adjectives Describing Taste 138
4-6 Adjectives Expressing 'Cute' and 'Pretty' 140
4-7 Adjectives with Opposite Meanings142
4-8 Adjectives with Stronger Meanings144
4-9 Big/Large Difference 146
4-10 Difference between small/little/tiny 148
4-11 Difference between happy and glad (150)
4-12 Wide/Broad Difference 152
4-13 Right/Correct Difference 154
4-14 Difference between difficult and hard 156
4-15 Quiet/silent Difference 158
4-16 〈sick〉 sick/ill difference 160
4-17 Difference between all/every/each 162
4-18 Difference between all/whole/entire 164
Column 166: Order of listing multiple adjectives
Column 168 Adjectives Koreans Often Get Wrong

Chapter 5 Adverbs

5-1 Adverbs of Frequency 172
5-2 Adverbs expressing the degree of certainty174
5-3 Adverbs of Urgency 176
Adverbs indicating about 5-4 178
Adverbs indicating distance 5-5180
5-6 Adverbs indicating order182
5-7 〈also〉 also/too/as well Difference 184
5-8 〈very, very〉 so/very/such difference 186
5-9 〈approximately〉 around/about/approximately difference 188
5-10 〈Recently〉 recently/lately/nowadays Difference 190
5-11 sometime/sometime/sometimes difference192
5-12 both/either/neither difference 194
English sentences with different meanings depending on column position196
Column 197 Korean Expressions That Foreigners Find Difficult

Chapter 6 Prepositions and Conjunctions

6-1 Preposition Image ① 200
6-2 Preposition Image ② 202
6-3 Preposition Image ③ 204
6-4 Differences between at/on/in indicating time and place 206
6-5 On/In Difference 208 Distinguished by Vehicle
6-6 Difference between to/for 〈~에, ~으로〉 210
6-7 Difference between by/with 212
6-8 〈~까지〉 by/until difference 214
6-9 Difference between/among 216
6-10 During/While Difference 218
6-11 Difference between in time and on time 220
6-12 Difference between in front of/in the front of 222
6-13 Difference between "as far as" and "as long as" 224
6-14 〈At the end〉/In the end difference 226
6-15 Difference between "to me" and "for me": 228
6-16 〈Raw Materials/Materials〉 Difference between be made of/be made into/be made from 230
6-17 Conjunctions indicating cause and reason 232
6-18 Conjunctions indicating inverse connection 234
Column 236 English Expressions You Can Use in Directions Situations

Useful expressions to know
Unit expressions that can be understood at a glance 240
Counting Methods 241
Learning to Count with Prefixes 242
Expression 243 indicating 'X hours Y minutes before/after'
244 Words Expressing Various Emotions and States
246 words indicating family and relatives
247 English abbreviations commonly used among friends
248 English Etymologies to Remember

Index 250