It's been several years since I've been running alongside countless students at the civil service exam site.
While I have been with many students passing exams and experiencing the thrill of success, there was a question I always received.
“I have to study English every day… How much should I study, and how should I study it?” The reality of having to study vocabulary, grammar, and reading comprehension separately has become a huge burden for many test takers.
To solve this problem, I created Daily Routine Basic.
Daily Routine Basic 2 is a comprehensive program that is slightly more difficult than 1 and covers vocabulary, grammar, and reading comprehension in a balanced way.

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vocabulary
It is designed to naturally develop blank inference skills by composing questions with the same difficulty and format as the actual exam.

2.
grammar
It reflects the blank inference and box-type questions that appear on the exam, and contains only essential grammar points, allowing you to embody the grammar points required for our exam.


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Reading comprehension
Reflecting the changes in the 2025 Civil Service Examination's exam format, we have included a new type of reading comprehension (practical writing).
It is designed to perfectly prepare you for the actual exam through various problem types such as subject, matching, insertion, deletion, order, and blank.
If you complete each day according to the set schedule for 16 days, you will experience firsthand how much of a difference consistent study can make.
English is no longer an unfamiliar and fearful subject, but rather a powerful weapon in your exam strategy that will ensure you score high. [Jo Tae-jeong's English Daily Routine Basic 2] will serve as your reliable guide.