01-03 Finding Your Mind / Finding Your Argument 1 / Finding Your Argument 2
Sentence format: Type 1, Type 2, Type 3, Type 4, Type 5

04-06 Finding the main idea / Finding the topic / Finding the title
Parallelism and sentence features: parallel structure, finding subjects and verbs, object forms

07-09 Vocabulary Inference / Reference Inference 1 / Reference Inference 2
Types and characteristics of verbs: intransitive verbs, transitive verbs, 5-form verbs, and object complement forms

10-12 Grammaticality Decision 1 / Grammaticality Decision 2 / Grammaticality Decision 3
Passive Voice / Number Agreement: Passive Voice, Various Passive Voices, Active/Passive, Number Agreement

13-15 Fill in the Blank 1 / Fill in the Blank 2 / Fill in the Blank 3
to-infinitive: nominal usage, adjectival usage, adverbial usage

16-18 Implicational Inference 1 / Implicational Inference 2 / Unrelated Sentences
Gerund/to-infinitive: a verb that takes a gerund, a gerund, or a to-infinitive as its object, and is the semantic subject

19-21 Order of the text 1 / Order of the text 2 / Given sentence
Relatives/Correlative Conjunctions: Relative Pronouns, Continuous Use, that vs.
what

22-24 Finding Purpose 1 / Finding Purpose 2 / Content Mismatch
Conjunctions/Adverbial Clauses: Conjunctions in noun clauses, Conjunctions in adverbial clauses, Correlative Conjunctions

25-27 Content Inconsistency 1 / Content Inconsistency 2 / Content Inconsistency 3
Relative adverbs, adjectives/adverbs: Relative adverbs, adjectives, adverbs, adjective word order

28-30 Understanding Diagrams 1 / Understanding Diagrams 2 / Understanding Diagrams 3
Comparative/Superlative: Comparative, Superlative

31-33 Summary 1 / Summary 2 / Summary 3
Participle phrase: Participle phrase, conjunction + participle phrase

34-36 Understanding Long Texts 1 / Understanding Long Texts 2 / Understanding Long Texts 3
Others: indirect questions, emphasis, inversion, omission, etc.

- Correct answers and explanations
- Free online sentence test

Carefully selected past exam questions and problem structure
〈Preliminary Maeil 3rd Grade Reading Comprehension for the College Scholastic Ability Test〉(Revised 2nd Edition) thoroughly analyzed the academic assessments and college entrance exams for first and second year high school students administered from 2012 to 2021.
We have carefully selected easy past exam questions for prospective high school students who want to prepare for the English section and for first-year high school students who lack the ability to adapt to the CSAT questions.
In addition, we offer customized learning methods based on the latest trends so that even students who are new to the English section of the CSAT can become familiar with the test.

Lectures on problem-solving methods by problem type
From the basic grasping of the main idea type of the English section of the CSAT to the difficult-to-difficult blank inference type and indirect writing (order of text, given sentences, etc.), we provide a complete analysis of the essential CSAT types and provide solutions for each type.
You can apply the solution to actual past exam questions and relearn important sentences of that type again with O and X questions.
Students who have been short on time or unable to find answers after reading the text can use this step-by-step approach to identify their weaknesses and develop more effective, type-specific approach strategies.

Solve reading comprehension problems and learn grammar at the same time
Reading comprehension isn't all about right/wrong answers to questions.
In "Preliminary Maeil 3-Yeong College Scholastic Ability Test Reading Comprehension," every sentence in each passage is broken down into readings and syntactic analyses, helping you fully understand even the most difficult and complex sentences.
Since sentence structures are explained precisely one by one, you can resolve your English questions as if you were listening to the explanation right next to you.