-Sentence Completion Warming up

-Sentence Completion Practice
Ⅰ Subject
Unit 01 - Writing sentences with noun phrases as subjects
Unit 02 - Writing sentences with noun clauses as subjects
Unit 03 - Writing sentences in which the subject is modified by an adjective phrase
Unit 04 - Writing sentences in which the subject is modified by an adjective clause
Unit 05 - Writing Subject-Predicate Sentences

Ⅱ Verb
Unit 06 - Writing Sentences in Different Tenses
Unit 07 - Writing Sentences with Auxiliary Verbs
Unit 08 - Writing Passive Sentences

Ⅲ Object
Unit 09 - Writing Sentences with Noun Phrases as Objects
Unit 10 - Writing Sentences with Noun Clauses as Objects
Unit 11 - Writing Sentences in Which the Object is Modified by an Adjective Phrase
Unit 12 - Writing Sentences in Which the Object is Modified by an Adjective Clause

Ⅳ Bore
Unit 13 - Writing Sentences with Long Subject Complements
Unit 14 - Writing Sentences with Long Object Complements

Ⅵ Adverb
Unit 15 - Writing Sentences Including Adverbial Phrases (1)
Unit 16 - Writing Sentences Including Adverbial Phrases (2)
Unit 17 - Writing Sentences Including Adverbial Clauses

Ⅵ Others
Unit 18 - Writing Sentences with Conditionals
Unit 19 - Writing sentences with comparative expressions
Unit 20 - Writing Sentences with Unusual Structures

Sentence Completion Warming up
In order to understand English word order and write sentences in word order problems, you must first know the principles of sentence structure.
You can first understand English sentences by explaining the sentence components and various forms.


Concept & Approach
We've selected 20 topics using the latest textbook grammar to help you learn the most important and essential sentences.
By presenting the concept of each sentence and an approach to sentence completion, you can lay the foundation for practicing word arrangement.


Word Arrangement Practice
You can practice intensive word arrangement using the latest textbook sentences and past exam questions from the Office of Education.
You can practice in various ways through three formats: chunk array, word array, and condition array.

Descriptive Practical Test
In narrative writing, there are various forms of narrative writing, not just word order problems.
By examining past exam questions, you can develop the ability to handle internal exams by encountering descriptive questions that actually appear in schools.


Answers and explanations
All word arrangement problems are presented in a simple and easy-to-understand manner by solving them step by step.
And it is designed to help you understand the text and problems through interpretation, commentary, syntax analysis, and VOCA plus.


White Label's second book
"The second book in the White Label series, the first in the advanced narrative series! A workbook format designed to be more accessible than the first "Core Pattern Book," with ample practice in array-type patterns!"

A Complete Analysis of the Principle of Descriptive 'Word Arrangement'
A complete analysis of the "word arrangement" of the descriptive type of high schools, including major private high schools, specialized high schools, and the Gangnam 8th district!

Provide teacher materials
Various teacher materials related to the book are provided on Naver Band and the Jinhaksa website.