PART 1 (Previous Exam Questions)
The pulse of the past questions
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Introduction to question types
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Analysis of the latest exam trends and countermeasures
Top 5 Frequently Used Grammar Rules for Exams 1
KEY POINT 01 Types that require accurate sentence structure analysis
KEY POINT 02 Let's determine whether the structure of the following clause is complete or incomplete.

KEY POINT 03 Let's distinguish between 'doing' and 'being' in active and passive problems.

KEY POINT 04 The key is to correctly find the subject of the sentence.

KEY POINT 05 Let’s distinguish between adjective and adverb positions.

24 past exam grammar tips, selected from only those that appear on the exam
POINT 01 ★★ Find which verb it replaces and match it.

POINT 02 ★☆ The verb determines what can be placed in the objective complement position.
POINT 03 ★☆ Let's learn about verbs that take the object "it".

POINT 04 ★☆ Let’s memorize intransitive and transitive verbs that are easy to confuse.
POINT 05 ★☆ Let’s memorize 〈auxiliary verb + have pp〉 as a phrase like an idiom.

POINT 06 ★☆ In that clauses that express necessity, use 〈(should+) verb infinitive〉.

POINT 07 ★☆ Let's learn the basic patterns of the conditional sentence.

POINT 08 ★☆ The tense that you should pay most attention to is the perfect tense.

POINT 09 ★☆ In adverbial clauses of time and conditions, use the present tense instead of the future tense.

POINT 10 ★★ Let's distinguish whether an infinitive or a gerund follows.

POINT 11 ★☆ When a verb is the object of a preposition, a gerund is used.

POINT 12 ★★ Let's organize the various forms of participle phrases.

POINT 13 ★☆ A ‘noun’ comes after a preposition, and a ‘subject + verb’ comes after a conjunction.

POINT 14 ★☆ The noun clause conjunction if is used with a verb that indicates ‘question.’

POINT 15 ★☆ Let's organize the patterns in which the conjunction that appears.

POINT 16 ★☆ Relative pronouns play the role of “conjunction + pronoun.”

POINT 17 ★☆ Finding the antecedent and distinguishing the case are the basics of relative pronouns.

POINT 18 ★☆ In this case, you cannot use the relative pronoun that.

POINT 19 ★★ Let's clearly define the usage of reflexive pronouns and possessive pronouns.

POINT 20 ★☆ In the pronoun part, first check the agreement with the noun being referred to.

POINT 21 ★☆ Modifiers must be used differently depending on the number of nouns.

POINT 22 ★☆ Let’s distinguish between the usage of another and other.

POINT 23 ★☆ Let's organize the points of previous comparative sentences all at once.

POINT 24 ★☆ A summary of easily confusing adjectives and adverbs
Key Expected Questions 01-20
Key Expected Questions 01
Key Expected Questions 02
Key Expected Questions #3
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Key Expected Questions #05
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PART 2 (Practical)
33 practice tests + 5 high-difficulty mock tests
Practice Test 01
Practice Test 2
Practice Test 3
Practice Test 4
Practice Test 05
Practice Test 06
Practice Test 7
High-Difficulty Mock Exam 01
Practice Test 8
Practice Test 9
10 mock exams
11 mock exams
12 mock exams
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14 mock exams
High-Difficulty Mock Exam #2
15 mock exams
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21 mock exams
High-Difficulty Mock Exam #3
22 mock exams
23rd mock exam
24 mock exams
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27 mock exams
High-Difficulty Mock Exam #4
28 mock exams
29th mock exam
30 mock exams
31st mock exam
32 mock exams
33rd mock exam
High-Difficulty Mock Exam #5

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Complete analysis of past exam questions and strategic solutions
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Top 5 Frequently Used Phrases + 24 Past Exam Phrases
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Includes 288 practice exam questions reflecting the latest exam trends.