Chapter 1 Understanding the Subject

Sentence 01: Identifying the subject of a noun phrase
Sentence 02: Understanding the subject of a noun clause
Sentence 03 Understanding the subject it and the object
Sentence 04: Understanding the subject receiving a formula (1)
Sentence 05: Understanding the Subject that Receives a Formula (2)
Review Sentence 01-05

Chapter 2: Identifying Objects

Sentence 06: Identifying the Object of a Noun Phrase
Sentence 07 to-infinitive phrase object vs.
Gerund phrase object
Sentence 08 Understanding the Object of a Noun Clause - That Clause, What Clause
Sentence 09: Understanding the Object of a Noun Clause - Whether/If Clause, Interrogative Clause
Sentence 10: Understanding the object it and the true object
Review Sentence 06-10

Chapter 3 Understanding Bores

Sentence 11: Interpreting the Noun Phrase Subject Complement
Interpreting the Nominative Complement of Sentence 12
Sentence 13: Interpreting the Object Complement of an Infinitive Phrase and Participle Phrase
Interpreting the Object Complement of Sentence 14: Infinitive Phrase
Review Sentences 11-14

Chapter 4 Understanding Modifiers

Sentence 15: Understanding Adjective Phrases, Prepositional Phrases, and Modifier Phrases
Sentence 16: Understanding Participle Phrases and Modifiers
Sentence 17: Understanding the to-infinitive phrase modifier
Sentence 18: Interpreting Relative Pronoun Clauses
Sentence 19: Interpreting Relative Pronoun Clauses in Continuous Use
Sentence 20: Interpreting Relative Clauses
Sentence 21: Interpreting relative adverbial clauses in continuous use
Sentence 22: Interpreting to-infinitive phrases - purpose, result, and condition
Sentence 23: Interpreting the to-infinitive phrase - adjective modifier, cause of emotion, basis for judgment
Review Sentences 15-23

Chapter 5 Understanding Verbs

Interpreting Sentence 24: Present Perfect
Sentence 25: Interpreting the Perfect Tense - Past Perfect, Future Perfect
Interpreting Sentence 26: Progressive Tense
Sentence 27: Interpreting the Passive Voice (1)
Interpreting Sentence 28: Passive Voice (2)
Interpreting the Passive Voice in Sentence 29 (3)
Sentence 30: Interpreting the Different Meanings of Auxiliary Verbs
Interpreting Sentence 31 "Auxiliary Verb + have pp"
Sentence 32: Interpreting the Past Subjunctive and the Past Perfect Subjunctive
Sentence 33: Interpreting the I wish conditional · as if conditional
Sentence 34: Interpreting mixed conditionals and other conditional expressions
Review sentences 24-34

Chapter 6 Understanding Key Phrases

Parsing Comparison Syntax 35
Sentence 36: Interpreting Comparative Sentence Idioms
Sentence 37: Interpreting Participle Phrases
Sentence 38: Interpreting Participle Phrases to Watch Out for
Sentence 39: Interpreting Coordinating Conjunctions
Sentence 40: Interpreting Correlative Conjunctions
Parsing the Subordinating Conjunction Syntax in Section 41
Sentence 42: Interpreting phrases that function as conjunctions
Parsing Sentence 43: Inverted Sentences
Parsing Sentence 44: Understanding Emphasized Sentences
Parsing Omitted Sentences in Sentence 45
Parsing Sentence 46: Appositive Sentences
Sentence 47: Interpreting Negative Sentences
Review sentences 35-47

1.
A summary of 47 essential phrases directly related to the CSAT reading comprehension test.

2.
Systematic step-by-step learning in the order of 'Learn essential phrases - Practice past sentences - Apply real-life reading comprehension'
- Learning essential phrases: Understand essential phrase structures by reading example sentences, and learn phrase secrets, grammar, and confusing phrases.
- Practice sentences from past exams: - Practice sentence interpretation: Practice understanding and interpreting sentence structures using sentences from the latest college entrance exams, academic ability assessments, mock exams, and textbooks.
- Applying real-life reading comprehension: Prepare for the actual exam with reading comprehension texts of various topics and the latest CSAT, scholastic ability test, and mock exam questions.

3.
Finish with internal and descriptive training such as difficult conditional writing and arrangement writing, and practice of college entrance exam grammar.